RE: several RH 8.0 questions....

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wade Hampton [mailto:wade.hampton@nsc1.net]
> Sent: Tue, October 08, 2002 5:23 PM
> To: psyche-list@redhat.com
> Subject: several RH 8.0 questions....
> 
> 
> I love RedHat 8.0 and have installed it on 2 laptops (updates)
> and one desktop (fresh install).  However, it's not without its
> glitches.  I have several questions for the list:
> 
> 1.  Man pages have strange characters in them.  
> 
>   After doing an install of 8.0, man (e.g., man man)
>   displays the man page with occasional a^ (^ over the a)
>   symbols and the "-"s are missing.  Is this a LOCALE issue?
>   I do not see this problem on my laptop (RH 7.3 updated to 8.0).
> 
> 2.   Can't launch up2date.
> 
>   On my laptop, while logged in as a user, I tried to launch up2date.
>   I got the prompt for the root PW, entered it then nothing happened.
>   I tried to launch it from an xterm, logged in as root; up2date seems
>   to hang.  From the root login, up2date-nox seemed to hang as well.
> 
When you launch up2date, it tries to contact RedHat site first, and probably
collect some information about installed packages. It may take some time.

> 3.  RPM hung for all operations until reboot.
> 
>   Yesterday on a desktop, I tried loading mozilla 1.1.  The RPM hung.
>   I killed it.  I tried doing queries, installs, --rebuilddb, 
> etc.  Each 
> program
Try rm -f /var/lib/rpm/__* . This may fix problems with up2date as well


>   hung.  I finally tried the **Windows (C)(R) Microsoft ** solution of
>   reboot and upon login, rpm worked fine and I could update Mozilla.
> 
> A reply with suggestions/fixes would be most welcomed.
> --
> Wade Hampton
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