Dirk Heinrichs wrote:
> Thanks a lot, seems to work. Hmm, looks like there is a blocking problem
> (avahi vs. mdnsResponder) in the KDE4 ebuilds which can't be resolved because
> KDE 3.5.8 wants avahi to stay :-(
>
That is a USE flag..
* kde-base/kdelibs
gentoo: 3.5.5-r10 3.5.6-r7 3.5.6-r8 3.5.6-r9
3.5.6-r10 3.5.7 3.5.7-r1 3.5.7-r2 3.5.7-r3 3.5.8 3.5.8-r1 {:3.5}
installed: 3.5.8-r1* {:3.5}
Description: KDE libraries needed by all KDE programs.
Homepage: http://www.kde.org/
Relevant USE flags: (acl) (alsa) (arts) (-avahi) (branding)
(cups) (-debug) (-doc) (-elibc_FreeBSD) (fam) (jpeg2k) (kdeenablefinal)
(kdehiddenvisibility) (-kerberos) (kernel_linux) (-legacyssl) (lua)
(openexr) (spell) (tiff) (utempter) (-xinerama)
License: GPL-2 LGPL-2
Installed time: Mon Nov 5 06:59:45 2007
Source repository: gentoo
Installed using: paludis-0.26.0_alpha2
note the -avahi... it'll rock your world.
btw, avahi technically provides the same service as mDNSResponder does.
The choice up to you which you use, change the use flags to -avahi,
uninstall it, mask it... then move on.
That is how I live without hal :)
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