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English => Distro-Specific Packages => Packages for older versions => Topic started by: wardevil on September 25, 2006, 01:47:24 AM

Title: Mandriva 2007/Cooker x86_64 rpm
Post by: wardevil on September 25, 2006, 01:47:24 AM

Here it is:
http://www.savefile.com/projects/1018691
This rpm as all the goods like amuled,amulecmd,webserver,cas,wxcas,alc,alcc and amule-gui,so..Have fun!

Any problems just post them here.

Cheers....

Title: Re: Mandriva 2007/Cooker x86_64 rpm
Post by: PabloSCasas on September 25, 2006, 07:52:03 PM

With this new rpm I still obtain the same behaviour as with the other ones:

   mycomputer:~> amule
   Initialising aMule
   Checking if there is an instance already running...
   No other instances are running.

So it's NOT working yet. I have also installed previously the following packages: lib64gd2-2.0.33-5mdv2007.0, wxGTK2.6-2.6.3-7mdv2007.0 an lib64wxgtku2.6-2.6.3-7mdv2007.0, obtained from Mandriva's mirror ftp.rediris.es.

Title: Re: Mandriva 2007/Cooker x86_64 rpm
Post by: wardevil on September 26, 2006, 01:53:44 AM

Can you please post the ouput of:
rpm -qa | grep wx
rpm -qa | grep libwx

Just for trying to understand what seems to be the problem...

Cheers....

Title: Re: Mandriva 2007/Cooker x86_64 rpm
Post by: PabloSCasas on September 26, 2006, 09:24:54 AM

> Can you please post the ouput of:
>    rpm -qa | grep wx
>    rpm -qa | grep libwx

Here it is:
 
mycomputer:~> rpm -qa | grep wx
wxGTK2.6-2.6.3-7mdv2007.0
lib64wxgtku2.6-2.6.3-7mdv2007.0
mycomputer:~> rpm -qa | grep libwx
mycomputer:~>

Title: Re: Mandriva 2007/Cooker x86_64 rpm
Post by: wardevil on September 26, 2006, 08:05:52 PM

I need the output of:
rpm -qa | grep lib64wx
my mistake.  :P
You can try another thing remove the .aMule folder but first make a backup:
mv ~/.aMule ~/.aMule_old
then try to start aMule in a console.

Cheers....

Title: Re: Mandriva 2007/Cooker x86_64 rpm
Post by: PabloSCasas on September 27, 2006, 12:35:18 PM

mycomputer:~> rpm -qa | grep lib64wx
lib64wxgtku2.6-2.6.3-7mdv2007.0
mycomputer:~>

> You can try another thing remove the .aMule folder but first make a backup:
> mv ~/.aMule ~/.aMule_old
> then try to start aMule in a console.
 
It works!!! I had already tried to remove ~/.aMule, but without success. It seems that the solution is to start amule from a console. I always started it from an emacs shell. After starting from a console it also works from emacs. I don't understand anything... but finally works. Thank you very much for your help wardevil.