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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #193 | fixed | Need ghostscript-cups 9.18-5 to match ghostscript 9.18-5 in netlabs-rel | ||
| Description |
Ref: https://mantis.arcanoae.com/view.php?id=469 Once ghostscript 9.18-5 has been installed from netlabs-rel, it is no longer possible to install ghostscript-cups, as the latest version is 9.10-4, and this leads to a depsolve problem (apparently, 9.18-5 will not satisfy the dependency). cups and cups-lib 2 are also involved, as the current 2.x versions are too new for ghostscript-cups 9.10-4. The (one?) workaround is to use the versionlock plugin, uninstall the newer ghostscript and cups modules (including cups-client and cups-filesystem, if present), lock ghostscript to 9.10-4 and cups and cups-lib to 1.4.8-5, and install cups-lib and ghostscript-cups. This is not a good solution, however. |
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| #108 | duplicate | Need to change architecture to install libgcc1 | ||
| Description |
libgcc1 is only available under the experimental repository in the pentium4 directory. It is a dependency for some other updated packages. Running: [c:\]python -c 'import yum, pprint; yb = yum.YumBase(); pprint.pprint(yb.conf.yumvar, width=1)' on my ThinkPad? T43, I get: {'arch': 'i386',
'basearch': 'i386',
'releasever': '00',
'uuid': '33be946f-3eac-4502-a6e7-7d86c5223c7c'}
which isn't going to get me down to the pentium4 directory, so:
yields no results. I had no platform file in /etc/rpm. Creating that with: pentium4-OS/2-OS/2 got me the proper arch, and allowed me (with exactarch=0 in yum.conf, at least) to reach packages in the pentium4 directory. I suggest adding an i386 package (and perhaps others) to change architectures by adding the proper platform file (at least). I am unsure of what architecture changes should be possible. |
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| #101 | fixed | Need to update wiki to reflect newer build of bootstrap package | ||
| Description |
I'm a bit confused concerning the newer bootstrap packages. In the repo directories, I see rpm-yum-bootstrap-1_4.wpi rpm-yum-bootstrap-1_5-i386.wpi rpm-yum-bootstrap-1_5-p4.wpi I've always been a bit confused regarding the proper arch for OS/2. Do I take the above literally, that if I actually have a Pentium 4 system I should use the p4 wpi and if I have something newer, I should use the i386 wpi? IAC, we should update the wiki to reflect the newer builds. I'm happy to do that, but I just need some guidance. |
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