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the one thing i cant find is yast sources for all the closed source codecs,
libxine1, libdvdcss and win32codecs-all spring to mind (not sure about the spelling of the last one)
if anyone knows of any reposotorys with them in then i would be gratefull!
the one thing i cant find is yast sources for all the closed source codecs,
libxine1, libdvdcss and win32codecs-all spring to mind (not sure about the spelling of the last one)
if anyone knows of any reposotorys with them in then i would be gratefull!
10.1 works great on my laptop but I can't update because the updates for the update manager fail on a dependency check.
EDIT: Okay, so I try a reboot. Suse "forgets" there were any updates. I click the update tool and it finds them again but fails again. I do a CTRL-ALT-F2, log on as root, type "you", and install the updates.
Last edited by 2damncommon; 06-17-2006 at 02:43 AM.
Open Yast/add softwares
Install Smart, smart --gui and use it.
After instalation you will find it on system aplications.
Smart will detect your current repositories, click on update/upgrade all
Hopefully Smart will resolve your dependencies problems.
Open Yast/add softwares
Install Smart, smart --gui and use it.
After instalation you will find it on system aplications.
Smart will detect your current repositories, click on update/upgrade all
Hopefully Smart will resolve your dependencies problems.
Even better choice is to use Gurus updated Smart packages. Gurus smart rpms have repositories added automatically.
2) Update packages offered with smart ( the sl 10.1 update repository)
2.1) K menu ->system -> configuration -> smart package management
2.2) Click EDIT -> CHANNELS -> Check only rpm-sys and SUSE-update, uncheck others
2.2) Click FILE -> Update Channels.
2.3) Click EDIT -> Upgrade ALl
3) I recommend a reboot at this point , YAST/ZMD/ZEN/RUG should work now normally with updated rpms
I did as you told me... smart tells me on the bottom "no interesting upgrades avaliable!"
On channels the only thing that is there is:
alias: rpm-sys
type: rpm-sys
Name: Rmp System
I dont have suse-update! where can I add that one?
I did as you told me... smart tells me on the bottom "no interesting upgrades avaliable!"
On channels the only thing that is there is:
alias: rpm-sys
type: rpm-sys
Name: Rmp System
I dont have suse-update! where can I add that one?
It should be automatically added, if you have run the update configuration in YAST.
How do you update a broken updating tool??
That was my problem until I came across this post (see at the end of this message).
The problem is the ZEN updater runs on a Microsoft DotNET clone (Mono). Getting away from this crap was one of the reasons why I am in Linux.
So if you uninstall "mono" in yast and with it it's dependent zen, zmd, rug etc...you will be left with a normally and fast operating Yast. I am fed up with being a guinea pig for Novell.
P.S. I am prepared to pay good money for the "supported" version of Suse if they promise beforehand to support my hardware.
husten
>Kommentar eines Lesers auf Pro-Linux
>URL der Nachricht: http://www.pro-linux.de/news/2006/9815.html
>=====================================================
>
>Re[2]: Geht nicht...
>Einsender: Harald - Mo, 12. Jun 2006, 22:32
>
>Nur mal so...
>
>
>Habe bei der Installation mal "mono" deselektiert und alle
>Abhängigkeiten mit "will ich nicht" aufgelöst. Bislang
>überhaupt keine Nachteile - eher im Gegenteil: kein nervender
>Beagle, kein ZMD, Online-Update funktiniert, ... ;-)
>
>=====================================================
Then, check the Channels...making sure all Channel boxes are checked....Update Channels and at least update all the ones related to YAST....I updated all packages, myself.
Then, read and follow the instructions here...and your YAST system will be working as it should...
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