When some file on CD installation was damage then the
installation STOP
anymore. You can not press the Eject button, even
point to other media.
In Windows (sorry for who hate this OS, this is for
example only), when
installtion come to damage file then:
1. you can eject the cd and replace with go
here i describe in these steps below (sorry, hard to
explain, easy to show
you the steps) :
1. on installation, choose Gnome
2. now you're waiting for suse to Evaluating Package
... hmmm... takes >30
seconds!!!
3. choose Change - Parttition
4. after finishing work with parttion, then when you
bac
PROBLEM 10.2 alpha 2:
-
Using Asus P4V8X-MX with onboard VGA, Intel Celeron D
2.6 GHz.
1. on first installation screen I press F3
2. then this text appear at left-top screen:
--pstx---rstk-
: . :
:---
Using SF2 v3.3 on Suse 10.2 alpha2:
- squid on port 8080 with all local client can access
internet
- SF2: set fw_masq_nets="192.168.0.1" #only this pc
can access internet
(rule A)
- SF2: set to redirect port 80 to 8080 #this is
define after fw_masq_nets
(rule B)
- but... now every client on LAN
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 09:10:05PM +0200, Klaus Kaempf wrote:
> * houghi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 25. 2006 19:52]:
> >
> > Would patterns also be able to contain information about installation
> > sources?
>
> No. Repositories offer patterns but not vice versa.
Pity. Oh well. We still need thing
* houghi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 25. 2006 19:52]:
>
> Would patterns also be able to contain information about installation
> sources?
No. Repositories offer patterns but not vice versa.
> e.g. if I use a pattern, it will offer me (or add automagicaly)
> to add an extra installation source?
We
* Pascal Bleser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 25. 2006 19:20]:
>
> I think we have a slightly different view/understanding of the patterns.
> To me, it's not as much high-level packages than rather groups.
Patterns is what you make of it ;-)
Their basics is dependencies, just like packages have. They
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 07:19:55PM +0200, Pascal Bleser wrote:
> btw, just to make sure I got that right, can patterns be organized into
> a tree (i.e. do they have a hierarchy) ?
> e.g. Development/Database/Server
As patterns can contain other patterns, I would say: yes.
> I really see a risk of
Stephan Kulow kirjoitti:
> Am Montag, 24. Juli 2006 20:02 schrieb Arto Viitanen:
>
>> Stephan Kulow kirjoitti:
>>
>>> Am Samstag, 22. Juli 2006 15:32 schrieb Arto Viitanen:
>>>
I did install kdebase3-debuginfo-3.5.3-13.i586.rpm and
kdelibs3-debuginfo-3.5.3-15.i586.rpm from
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 07:04:02PM +0200, Klaus Kaempf wrote:
> And this is still true for most enterprise systems. Sysadmins will never
> upgrade because a newer version is available but only because of a fixed
> bug or a required feature.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. :-)
--
The whole princi
Op dinsdag 25 juli 2006 18:49, schreef Klaus Kaempf:
> Patterns is about the ability to group packages for better overview
> and handling, mostly at the UI level. Its an abstraction level.
>
> However, I do agree that some kind of public 'pattern database' would
> be nice in order to find duplicate
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Klaus Kaempf wrote:
> * Pascal Bleser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 23. 2006 12:42]:
> [...]
>> Now, with those patterns, if they're not a closed, well-defined list of
>> options to choose from, we will most probably end up with chaos.
>
> Well, actually I
* jdd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 25. 2006 19:00]:
>
> patterns are more like categories in the wiki, only
> informational. If one looks for a text editor, he should not
> have to look at "writers" "editors" text processors", but
> only at one of them. several nearby words can exist, but
> hopefu
* Pascal Bleser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 23. 2006 12:50]:
>
> I totally agree, upgrading packages is a major pain.
Its mostly caused by historical reasons.
Our main focus was on controlled (and controllable) customer environments
for support purposes. Giving the user the ability to upgrade whate
Klaus Kaempf a écrit :
* jdd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 23. 2006 14:57]:
Pascal Bleser wrote:
Now, with those patterns, if they're not a closed, well-defined list of
options to choose from, we will most probably end up with chaos.
this point deserve to be better seen.
It's probably essential t
* Pascal Bleser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 23. 2006 12:46]:
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> Klaus Kaempf wrote:
> > * James Oakley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 12. 2006 16:44]:
> >> You could also use this to select tasks independently of the desktop
> >> environment. If you selec
* jdd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 23. 2006 14:57]:
> Pascal Bleser wrote:
>
> >Now, with those patterns, if they're not a closed, well-defined list of
> >options to choose from, we will most probably end up with chaos.
>
> this point deserve to be better seen.
>
> It's probably essential to have a
* Pascal Bleser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Jul 23. 2006 12:42]:
[...]
>
> Now, with those patterns, if they're not a closed, well-defined list of
> options to choose from, we will most probably end up with chaos.
Well, actually I don't think so. We'll probably get as much (or better
as less) chaos as w
2006/7/25, jdd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Juan Erbes wrote:
>> From 3 mohnts ago, I could'nt use audacity because with any version
>> (1.24b,
>
> 1.3 beta, 1.3.1beta cvs), it hangs (precompiled or compiled by me).
> The last weekend, I debuguing it with ddd and gdb, and I found that the
> hang
> comes
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 08:52:13AM -0300, Juan Erbes wrote:
> >From 3 mohnts ago, I could'nt use audacity because with any version (1.24b,
> 1.3 beta, 1.3.1beta cvs), it hangs (precompiled or compiled by me).
> The last weekend, I debuguing it with ddd and gdb, and I found that the hang
> comes wit
Juan Erbes wrote:
From 3 mohnts ago, I could'nt use audacity because with any version
(1.24b,
1.3 beta, 1.3.1beta cvs), it hangs (precompiled or compiled by me).
The last weekend, I debuguing it with ddd and gdb, and I found that the
hang
comes with triangle librarie from the ladspa plugins.
From 3 mohnts ago, I could'nt use audacity because with any version (1.24b,
1.3 beta, 1.3.1beta cvs), it hangs (precompiled or compiled by me).
The last weekend, I debuguing it with ddd and gdb, and I found that the hang
comes with triangle librarie from the ladspa plugins. Then I recompiled
auda
On Mon, Jul 24, 2006 at 11:03:38PM +0200, Andreas Hanke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently a little bit disappointed of
>
> https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=192743
>
> and its duplicate
>
> https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=193996
>
> which is caused by a broken YOU for SUSE L
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Andreas Hanke escribió:
> To answer your question: Factory is not guaranteed to be always
consistent.
>
> See also: http://en.opensuse.org/Factory
>
> For example, it can happen that a package is updated in such a way that
> dependent packages have
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