> Look for a lock file (.lck ?) probably in the same directory as the > urpmi sources or under /var. Then delete it.
Nothing there. Well, I fixed at least partially the problem by remaking urpmi directories underneath /var/lib and /var/cache just to be on the safe side. Adding distribution media was not too difficult but I'm not sure I did it properly -- for instance, installing Open Office from the 9.1rc1 distribution media gave 'I can't find it" messages because many of the base packages for that are on CD #2. It should have asked to change disks, rather than have me redo the urpmi with cd#2 inserted. I'm off to rebuild the rest of the urpmi database, thanks to plf.zarb.org. Gotta love that site... Richard Urwin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ David E. Fox Thanks for letting me [EMAIL PROTECTED] change magnetic patterns [EMAIL PROTECTED] on your hard disk. -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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