On Tuesday February 24 2009, Stan Goodman wrote:
At 16:03:01 on Tuesday Tuesday 24 February 2009, Dave Plater
<dave.plater@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Try installing the packages in the non-oss repository, I tried the non suse plugin a while back and it didn't work but the suse ones did. Regards
This sounds like a good idea, until you try to do it. YaST shows two lines that seem pertinent (both of them checked, so they are installed on the system):
flash-play (Macromedia Flash Plug-in) 9.0.152.0-0.1-i586 (same)
flash-plugin (Adobe Flash Player 10.0) Installed version 10.0.15.3-release-i386 Not available for installation
This is approximately the version I'm running (specifically, I have 10.0.15.3-1.1 for i586) and mine came from the update repository ("repo-update"). It was updated from the original 10.0.12 from the non-OSS repository, "repo-non-oss". Which repositories are listed as supplying each of the versions you're seeing in YaST? (It's shown in the Versions tab when the package is selected in the package list display.)
Remembering that about:plugins shows yet a third flash version (9.0.r152), this is all very confusing.
This is the same version as the one you excerpted from the YaST display above, except that it includes only the version information and omits the build identification.
-- Stan Goodman
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