Re: 1.2.4 list of known problems
Nicola Bernardelli <n.bern@mail.protos.it> writes:
> I'm new to Debian. I've been waiting for one month to receive the
> 1.2.4 CD from Cheap Bytes (sent March 3rd arrived April 4th) and I'm
I received my 1.2.4 from them in one week or so. And I am in Brazil.
> trying with it these days... I would not start waiting for another month
> NOW to get a more recent release (and the WEB says they're still selling
> 1.2.4 CDs).
> I tried installing anything just already marked at first entry in
> dselect (just had to de-select perl-base), but I read "overriding"
> messages during install and afterwards I had complains about configuration
> of some packages, which I type here by hand:
>
> ...../base/libc5_5.4.20-1.deb
> ...../dev/perl_5.003.07-6.deb
> ...../editors/ed_0.2-11.deb
> ...../misc/gpm_1.10-2.deb
>
> libc5-dev
> libdb1-dev
> libg++2.7-dev
> libgdbm1-dev
> texbin
> latex
> psnfss
>
> I didn't see any message at install-time saying that the release may
> have such problems, so I was thinking that if anybody had tried it before
> releasing it I should have anything working clean.
If I understood right, this is known bug on which order the packages are
installed and has being worked. You can solve this by choosing 'install' again
in dselect.
BTW, put /usr/X11R6/lib in yout /etc/ld.conf and run ldconfig if
you have not done it.
--
Alair Pereira do Lago <alair@ime.usp.br> <http://www.ime.usp.br/~alair>
Computer Science Department -- Universidade de S~ao Paulo -- Brazil
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