It works here on Cauldron but as the doktor said.alf wrote:Garthhh didn't tell us something about the mageia release he works with. I just made a test, in mageia1 mandriva-seed works fine but doesn't work in mageia 2 beta.
doktor5000 wrote:As this was not posted in Cauldron subforum, i've assumed it's Mageia 1.
Garthhh wrote:a double click has the same effect as a right click open with a terminal
I see a terminal open & then close in a flash
alf wrote:Garthhh wrote:a double click has the same effect as a right click open with a terminal
I see a terminal open & then close in a flash
I think i found the reason, mandriva-seed needs hal-deamon running.
Garthhh wrote:& what would make that happen?
Garthhh wrote:I suppose I'm just trying to make a point now
the ability to do a live usb with a gui is one of those things that should work
I do understand that there are other priorities for developers
Garthhh wrote:if unetbootin worked, that would be fine too
alf wrote:Garthhh wrote:I suppose I'm just trying to make a point now
the ability to do a live usb with a gui is one of those things that should work
I do understand that there are other priorities for developers
Just another point, you know mandriva-seed is not provided by mageia.
Garthhh wrote:I could have started this on the calderon sub forum
Dok would yell at me either way
Garthhh wrote:I think it is called halevt
doktor5000 wrote:Garthhh wrote:I could have started this on the calderon sub forum
Dok would yell at me either way
No, normally i don't yell but mumble instead. Even more when i'm in grumpy mode like now.
If you used "Add & Remove Software" did you set it to All instead of "Packages with GUI"?Garthhh wrote:when I did a search for hal I got 0 results
Ken-Bergen wrote:If you used "Add & Remove Software" did you set it to All instead of "Packages with GUI"?Garthhh wrote:when I did a search for hal I got 0 results
Perhaps you don't have a full set of sources only updates because it's in Core-Release.Garthhh wrote:Ken-Bergen wrote:If you used "Add & Remove Software" did you set it to All instead of "Packages with GUI"?Garthhh wrote:when I did a search for hal I got 0 results
yes
Ken-Bergen wrote:Perhaps you don't have a full set of sources only updates because it's in Core-Release.Garthhh wrote:Ken-Bergen wrote:If you used "Add & Remove Software" did you set it to All instead of "Packages with GUI"?Garthhh wrote:when I did a search for hal I got 0 results
yes
Please post the contents of /etc/urpmi/urpmi.cfg "in code tags".Garthhh wrote:What does that mean?
I did a clean install from a KDE live cd
what else do I need to do?
Ken-Bergen wrote:Please post the contents of /etc/urpmi/urpmi.cfg "in code tags".Garthhh wrote:What does that mean?
I did a clean install from a KDE live cd
what else do I need to do?
Core\ Release {
key-ids: 80420f66
mirrorlist: $MIRRORLIST
with-dir: media/core/release
}
Core\ Release\ Debug {
ignore
key-ids: 80420f66
mirrorlist: $MIRRORLIST
with-dir: media/debug/core/release
}
Core\ Updates {
key-ids: 80420f66
mirrorlist: $MIRRORLIST
update
with-dir: media/core/updates
}
Core\ Updates\ Debug {
ignore
key-ids: 80420f66
mirrorlist: $MIRRORLIST
with-dir: media/debug/core/updates
}
If your sotware sources are well configured.Garthhh wrote:what info is ken looking for?
alf wrote:If your sotware sources are well configured.Garthhh wrote:what info is ken looking for?
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