Hello, I have installed LM 7.1 (Helium) on our new dual Petium machine with no trouble. However, upgrading another four systems from LM 6.1 (Cassini) to the same 7.1 is giving us some problems: The first attempt was making an upgrade in graphical mode. This is a 'test' machine, so with 6.1 I installed all the stuff. For upgrading I choose 'expert' and 'developer'. I select the spanish keyboard. All the upgrade process seems to be running fine, but, after rebooting, the keyboard in console mode is not the spanish one. Making 'startx' to start KDE (as before) also fails with some "error in loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.2.9: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" lines, for each kde command failed. The problem is not related with X because as a normal user I can run Gnome, but not KDE. The keyboard in Gnome is the correct one, spanish. Also, talk and httpd were running fine with 6.1, but not in 7.1 >From /var/log/messages file: >Jul 13 09:28:44 uranus inetd[445]: talk/udp: unknown service >Jul 13 09:28:45 uranus keytable: Loading keymap: >Jul 13 09:28:45 uranus automount[489]: using kernel protocol version 3 >Jul 13 09:28:45 uranus keytable: findkeymap: No such file or directory >Jul 13 09:28:45 uranus keytable: Loading system font: >Jul 13 09:28:45 uranus keytable: cannot open file es-latin1 >Jul 13 09:28:48 uranus httpd: Syntax error on line 1 of >/etc/httpd/conf/addon-mo >dules/mod_php3.conf: >Jul 13 09:28:48 uranus httpd: Cannot load /usr/lib/apache/libphp3.so into >server >: /usr/lib/apache/libphp3.so: undefined symbol: gdImagePng >Jul 13 09:28:48 uranus httpd: httpd startup failed Just to give another try, I did a new attempt with another machine. This time I used text installation (after F1 key). However, choosing the "Spanish (modern sorting)" language, I get a "unable to find file es-latin1.kmap in archive /usr/share/keymaps.cz2" message. I continue the upgrade, anyway, choosing 'automatic upgrade'. After finishing, the keyboard problem arises also on this machine. (I have not still checked for the KDE problem). I should upgrade other machines but these are production systems, so I can't run any risks. Should I follow another upgrade path to put 7.1 on our systems? Any help with the problems above? Thanks in advance, Jos� Alfonso.
