Jose Manuel Macias Luna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm now using Mandrake Cooker, I upgraded from mandrake 8.1 > a couple of days ago. My intention was to use some packages in > Cooker in my laptop running 8.1, but since MandrakeUpdate didn't > work properly, I upgraded to Cooker in the hope it would solve that > issue.
Cooker is normally unstable, should we say it again. > The main problem was a coredump when doing an update, but > in Cooker I'm getting the same problem too. Yesterday I also upgraded > (by searching the packages in MandrakeUpdate) to urpmi-3.1-5mdk, > gurpmi-3.1-5mdk and rpmdrake-1.4-6mdk. And I have now and You need rpmtools updated, rpm too problably, make sure everything is up-to-date in fact. > additional problem, now it tries to download the lists with curl (I think > it used wget before). curl is reporting a problem in the arguments > passed and cannot download package lists. Upgrade curl too. > So, what's better ? to delete those packages and reinstall them > manually? to edit some config file and made again wget the download > tool by default ? You still can use wget (even if curl is installed) by adding --wget to command line or by removing curl (if possible). > And how about that coredump I'm getting when I do an update ? What is your /etc/urpmi/urpmi.cfg ? and output of ls -l /var/lib/urpmi ? > Thanks a lot, and I'm sorry for reporting so many problems in my > first post to the list ... ;-) The problem would be not to report them at all, or the best is to fix by yourself and send me the patch. Fran�ois.
