On Fri, 2006-12-01 at 09:26 -0700, Craig White wrote: > On Fri, 2006-12-01 at 03:29 -0500, Ric Moore wrote: > > On Fri, 2006-12-01 at 07:40 +0000, Andy Green wrote: > > > Ric Moore wrote: > > > > OK, figuring something had to be missing I rpm -e k3b as there was no > > > > k3b-devl installed and yum kept bitchin about it.. > > > > > > rpm -e k3b-devel > > > > > > then try again will probably help -- you only need it if you are > > > compiling something to work with k3b. > > > > Well, trouble-shooting with a shotgun again, trying to find that > > K3bSetup program, which I had hoped resided in k3b-devel. So, I did > > that. erased the K3b package completely, begged, pleaded, and kiss yum's > > butt to install kK3b* to give me everything it had... show me what > > you're workin' with time. > > > > K3b-devel is there, it just doesn't like something about the K3b package > > and refuses to install, so yum pouts about it and shuts down having done > > nothing at all. I did a google and others are also looking for the > > package that the K3b error message says will fix everything. This was > > one of my rants with FC5. On install, everything is /dev/sda for my DvD > > and /dev/sdb for a 200 gig HD. NOW it's magically /dev/hda and /dev/hdb > > although /dev/hda1 is supposed to be the boot partition. <bangs head on > > keyboard> Xine does the same thing. Burps an error message, Can't find > > Medium or something to that effect, but when I click on "DvD" it plays > > the movie. > > > > As David Byrne of the Talking Heads would wail, "How did I get here?" > > <chorus: "...water flowing under ground." "Into the pool again!" Which I > > believe is a reference to re-incarnation and finding yourself right on > > your back again in the dung heap. <--- I cleaned that up for Polite > > Society. > > > > So, can relate to that, same ole same ole. Shoot me and I'll just be > > back again, still bitching about /dev/sda like I had good sense, and > > marrying the last three all over again. <sigh> I need some BBQ brisket. > > Comfort food. Ric > ---- > how was the bbq brisket? <blubbers> WHAT brisket?? I'm in Nawth Carolanky <sobs> > > what repositories do you have configured? I don't see a k3b-devel > package in core/extras/livna > > # yum search k3b-devel > Loading "installonlyn" plugin > Setting up repositories > Reading repository metadata in from local files > No Matches found > > but I am using FC-6 and I might be wrong in assuming that you are too. Ah... I'm running (or it's running ME) FC6 Well, the darn thing sure went through a pile of defecating with dependencies saying it couldn't be installed as opposed to some NO-OP message that it didn't exist at all. <bangs head on keyboard> ... and K3b keeps telling me I need K3bSetup, which I ain't got. I dug further into it... (kill me now) and I have two devices, a writer device which seems to be "correct" as it will only accept /dev/hda and not /dev/sda. I can put the Dvd in the drive, it's mounted automagically, K3b finds it and the files that I want to copy. I also note that the other device, which has no configuration, is "Read-Only device". I tried configuring it, no go. So, I assume (shudders) that the Writer Drive is sufficent??? I created a directory /opt/k3b and chowned it root:user and chmod 777 so the damn thing had PLENTY of permissions. So, I click on the file to copy and get "K3b could not mount <>. Please run K3bSetup." df reports: /dev/hda 8188654 8188654 0 100% /media/FIGHTING_TEMPTATIONS_169 ... so it's mounted. Wassup? Ric -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
