hi antonios!
i followed the install instructions in this page
http://code.goto10.org/projects/puredyne/wiki/DocInstallSystem
ok
all went fine but at some point I must have done something wrong
because i get an error. Aptitude complains that puredyne package is
broken. That there are broken dependencies, the package that causes the
problem is
puredyne-settings. It says it is not available for installation, it is
not installable (??)
the problem I think is puredyne-settings it is supposed to make installing
easier by installing various little tweeks in /etc config files. It seems to be
causing problems though because it is touching files that belong to other debs.
What happens if you remove/not_install puredyne-settings?
i dont actually have it installed. i tried few times to aptitude remove
puredyne-settings but then it keeps complaining because puredyne package
depends on puredyne-settings and it breaks. I just tried again and it
says something like "the following packages are broken : puredyne ....
puredyne dependency : puredyne-settings but it is not available for
installing" then it offers me to remove the puredyne package
As it is now, most stuff works fine i have all the apps and i can use
them, but if i try to boot with the rt kernel it never boots. stays in
the console screen after the grub selection, i guess maybe it is not
properly configured.
Dont use it and take the repository settings from there (as you did) :
http://code.goto10.org/projects/puredyne/wiki/AptSettings
ok, i already did this at the installation time.
the files that are included in the puredyne-settings package can be found in the
svn and copied by hand from here:
https://code.goto10.org/projects/puredyne/browser/live/config/chroot_local-includes/etc
so you mean i should check the files in this directory and compare them
to my local files? for eg check this
https://code.goto10.org/projects/puredyne/browser/live/config/chroot_local-includes/etc/sysctl.conf
and tweak my /etc/sysctl.conf to match those settings.
hope this helps, let me know how it goes
ok, thanks.
a
So at this point aptitude offers me to remove puredyne package. I say
no to this and then it wants to reconfigure puredyne-settings again.
Here it also fails saying there is an error code 1 while processing
/var/cache/apt/archives/puredyne-settings_20081120_i386.deb
mmm... i am tempted to remove puredyne and try to install first
puredyne-settings and then puredyne again but i thought i should ask
the list before.
when i installed the system i entered manually the apt sources settings
because when i tried to manually wget and dpkg install
puredyne-settings_20081120_i386.deb
there was some error... i did not pay much attention to it, did not
sound like anything important, something to do with trying to rewrite
gmd.conf. After that I manually entered the settings, all went fine
after that and so far in the system after few reboots. Also i can run
PD and supercollider so i am not sure what is actually wrong.
Ah!, this directory is empty /etc/skel/ so i guess definitely the
puredyne-settings deb is not installed.
any ideas?
enrike
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