If you have already added the special SoS Xfce source, a simple 'urpmi
--auto-select' should work.
If you still can't get urpmi to work properly, try the GUI - I seem to
remember that you did something a bit odd right at the start of this
thread, so if you go into the software uninstaller first and uninstall
everything Xfce you can see, then use your file manager to get rid of
anything that's left, then try the installer and use that to install all
the Xfce bits that you want from the SoS source...that should work!
Thanks for the pointers, but it seems there's a problem with one of the
dependencies, though I did need to uninstall first. And I did download
the graphical installer to begin with, on the recommendation of someone
at #xfce. Will stick with #mandriva in future :-)
cheers
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