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Subject: kde-redhat-users Digest, Vol 4, Issue 22
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Date: 2006-09-26 19:08:01
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Today's Topics:
1. Amarok: Ugh! (Jeff Pitman)
2. Re: cannot yum update fc4 (Rick Graves)
3. Re: cannot yum update fc4 (Rex Dieter)
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Folks,
I just barely upgraded to FC5 and Dapper on two different systems and I have
to say that I still remain very disappointed in Linux's sound standards. How
is it that every time we dist upgrade we have to go through this again and
again? Not that anyone here can fix that, I just had to get my rant out on
the table... (Stuff like this would require freedesktop.org or some
standards body. Though, who knows? The RPM standard didn't fly, did it? :D)
Amarok rocks and I can't imagine the traversal of the minefields of Linux
soundsystems that the developers have to go through.... crazy. Anyway, back
to the real question.
I've got this installed:
[jrp@slim .xine]$ rpm -qa amarok* xine*
amarok-extras-nonfree-1.4.3-1.lvn5
amarok-1.4.3-3.fc5
xine-lib-1.1.2-4.lvn5
I'm using the Xine Engine with Auto detect for the output. Local mp3 playing
and iPod stuff works great (except for the weird mounting issues .. but,
that's bearable). However, whenever I play mp3 streams everything goes south
real quick. I either get:
=======================
Error Loading Media
No suitable input plugin. This often means that the url's protocol is not
supported. Network failures are other possible causes.
=======================
or something like:
=======================
Error Loading Media
No suitable demux plugin.
=======================
and incessant hangs left and right. I've produced a crash as well randomly
clicking on Streams. So it either is some thread/pipe issue or some cleanup
problem.
The only two plugins I have are Helix and Xine. I don't have mp3 support in
Helix so I'm sticking with Xine.
If any of you have any hints, tips, links, or whatever, I'd love to get this
resolved. I'll look into strace/ltrace/gdb and see if I can extract anything
meaningful...
thanks,
--
-jeff
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Folks,<br><br>I just barely upgraded to FC5 and Dapper on two different systems and I \
have to say that I still remain very disappointed in Linux's sound standards. How is \
it that every time we dist upgrade we have to go through this again and again? Not \
that anyone here can fix that, I just had to get my rant out on the table... (Stuff \
like this would require <a href="http://freedesktop.org">freedesktop.org</a> or some \
standards body. Though, who knows? The RPM standard didn't fly, did it? \
:D)<br><br>Amarok rocks and I can't imagine the traversal of the minefields of Linux \
soundsystems that the developers have to go through.... crazy. Anyway, back to the \
real question. <br><br>I've got this installed:<br><br>[jrp@slim .xine]$ rpm -qa \
amarok* xine*<br>amarok-extras-nonfree-1.4.3-1.lvn5<br>amarok-1.4.3-3.fc5<br>xine-lib-1.1.2-4.lvn5<br><br \
clear="all">I'm using the Xine Engine with Auto detect for the output. Local mp3 \
playing and iPod stuff works great (except for the weird mounting issues .. but, \
that's bearable). However, whenever I play mp3 streams everything goes south real \
quick. I either get: <br><br>=======================<br>Error Loading Media<br>No \
suitable input plugin. This often means that the url's protocol is not supported. \
Network failures are other possible causes.<br>=======================<br><br> or \
something like:<br><br>=======================<br> <span>Error Loading Media<br>No \
suitable demux plugin.</span><br>=======================<br> <br>and incessant hangs \
left and right. I've produced a crash as well randomly clicking on Streams. So it \
either is some thread/pipe issue or some cleanup problem. <br><br>The only two \
plugins I have are Helix and Xine. I don't have mp3 support in Helix so I'm sticking \
with Xine. <br><br>If any of you have any hints, tips, links, or whatever, I'd love \
to get this resolved. I'll look into strace/ltrace/gdb and see if I can extract \
anything meaningful...<br><br>thanks,<br>-- <br>-jeff
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From: Rick Graves <gravesricharde@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] cannot yum update fc4
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Rex,
I think I am getting closer to the problem.
>From here, yum does not work, so I have to maintain my
own copy repository, and to do that I use rsync.
Via rsync, I have not found, and I cannot get, all the
KDE files for Fedora 4 that I find here:
http://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/fedora/core/4/i386/os/Fedora/RPMS/
Compare:
rsync
rsync://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/fedora/fedora/4/i386/stable/RPMS/
(If it splits onto two lines, the command begins with
rsync, then space, then rsync:// etc.)
If you try this:
rsync rsync://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/fedora/
The core directory does not appear on the listing --
that is why I stepped down into the fedora directory
under fedora.
The end result is that via rsync, I am not getting
most of the KDE files for Fedora 4. For example, I do
not get kdebase, kdenetwork, or kdemultimedia. In my
repository, yum only finds the plain old Fedora
versions of kdebase, kdenetwork, and kdemultimedia.
Maybe I have the rsync directory wrong, but I have not
been able to find the right one.
How can I get all the files via rsync?
Thanks,
Rick
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wrote:
> > From: Rex Dieter <rdieter@math.unl.edu>
> To: kde-redhat-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 10:19:19 -0500
> Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] cannot yum update
> fc4
>
> Rick Graves wrote:
>
> > I did a new install from the fc4 CD's. Now when I
> do
> > yum update, I get this:
> >
> > Error: Missing Dependency: libraw1394.so.5 is
> needed
> > by package kdebase
> > Error: Missing Dependency: libiw.so.27 is needed
> by
> > package kdenetwork
> > Error: Missing Dependency: libFLAC.so.4 is needed
> by
> > package kdemultimedia
> > Error: Missing Dependency: libpython2.3.so.1.0 is
>
> It's (most likely?) your problem. Most(all?) of
> those come from the core
> repo.
>
> -- Rex
>
>
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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] cannot yum update fc4
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Rick Graves wrote:
> Rex,
>
> I think I am getting closer to the problem.
>
>>From here, yum does not work, so I have to maintain my
> own copy repository, and to do that I use rsync.
>
> Via rsync, I have not found, and I cannot get, all the
> KDE files for Fedora 4 that I find here:
>
> http://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/fedora/core/4/i386/os/Fedora/RPMS/
wrong url. That's our local, but not-be-used-externally fc4 os/updates
mirror. (: Used primarily for our local mockbuilds.
> rsync://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/fedora/fedora/4/i386/stable/RPMS/
>
> (If it splits onto two lines, the command begins with
> rsync, then space, then rsync:// etc.)
>
> If you try this:
>
> rsync rsync://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/fedora/
again, wrong url.
> The core directory does not appear on the listing --
> that is why I stepped down into the fedora directory
> under fedora.
As it should, for fc4 what you probably *really* want is:
rsync rsync://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/kde-redhat/fedora/4/
Then it's *your* job to find a usable fc4 os/updates repo.
-- Rex
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