Alle 19:14, gioved� 27 gennaio 2005, Daniel S. Reichenbach ha scritto: > this actually is not a thing that happens because of Midgard but > because of Fedora Core. It downloads the RPM headers for packages > which are not yet installed on your system, skipping those you already > have. The more packages you installed the lesser headers it will > download. It is actually just like running > > # apt-get update > > on Debian. > > You will only need this once, as further yum runs will only download > new headers.
Yessss... I see.... This is a real PITA because I can neither skip this step nor I can perform it (because of my 56Kb/sec modem) so I'm blocked. I tried to tweak my yum.conf in order to skip this passage but it did not work. I just have got a lot of error messages. I tried to download and install the RPM by hand but rpm complains about a missing libmysqlclient library (I cannot spot it anywhere on my CD-ROMs. Even yum seems unable to find it). As long as I can see, in order to install Midgard you must have both a working installation of Debian or Fedora AND a ADSL connection line. Any other solution does not actually work. I have to wait a few weeks for my new ADSL line.... Thanks for your help ------------------------------------------- Alessandro Bottoni --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
