Am Montag, 15. Dezember 2008 schrieb Ferenc-Lorant Kiss:
> I already searched with webpin and as I told you the lowest version was
> boost-1.34.1-42.1 witch is from OpenSUSE install repo
>
> > ==> It must be the basic one from openSuSE release 11.0.
>
> All other repositories matching OpenSUSE 11.0 has higher versions.
>
> I just was curious if you compiled with boost-1.34.1-41 from where you
> get that version.
hm, thats the version we are using on our build-server.
I'll investigate this.

> It's just annoying because I can't use Sonata's tag editor, but I would
>    not compile it from source :)
>
> Toni wrote:
> > Am Montag, 15. Dezember 2008 schrieb Ferenc-Lorant Kiss:
> >> I just downgraded boost packages
> >>
> >> kf...@kfl62:~/src/test> rpm -qa | grep boost
> >>
> >> boost-devel-1.34.1-42.1
> >> boost-1.34.1-42.1
> >>
> >> That's the lowest version what i find for OpenSUSE 11.0.
> >> Same result. Still not working :(
> >>
> >> You know a repo with boost-1.34.1-41 ?
> >
> > webpin boost -d 11.0
> > or online with webpin:
> > http://packages.opensuse-community.org/
> >
> > As we build all our packages only with SuSE and/or packman packages,
> > you'll find a boost package :)
> > ==> It must be the basic one from openSuSE release 11.0
> >
> >> Thx
> >> kfl62



-- 
have fun
Toni

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