Daniel,
Thanks, I'll give them a shout, as well as try the other..
Eric Hines
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Hi Eric,
I'm not sure what to suggest, other than talking to the people at
[email protected]
Not only can they help best, but they are also the ones who can fix
whatever is wrong the final 2.0 release works out well.
Other than that... I don't know what to suggest. One idea is to
install with the -f flag. But before doing that, please verify that
the RPMs will install completely in the /opt directory, or some place
safe. I think you can do that with -qi but I'm not sure. I haven't
used RPM based systems for some time.
Cheers,
Daniel.
Eric Hines wrote:
All,
I seem to have screwed something up egregiously, and I can't
recover. I downloaded version 1.9.104 with a view to upgrading from
1.9.77, and I ran rpm -Uvh, apparently successfully (all umpteen
files were loaded into the rpm command). Except that I couldn't run
any of the packages. Even invoking swriter from the command line (I
had no icons on which to click) had no effect. I tried to uninstall
this version (rpm -ev...) and got back the message "<all packages> is
not installed." So I tried to reinstall it and got the message
"...already installed." I removed the tar and rpms, downloaded anew,
installed again, and got "...already installed." This time, though,
when I invoked swriter from the command line I got error messages
saying libuno_sal.so.3 and libcomphelp4gcc3.so don't exist. In fact,
they do exist and are in the /opt/openoffice.org.1.9.104/program
directory, right along with swriter, et al.
Can anyone help me get past this?
Thanks
Eric Hines
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