On 7/8/05, Silviu Marin-Caea wrote:

On Friday 08 July 2005 15:17, C. Brouerius van Nidek wrote:

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I am running 9.3 with KDE. Have read the not very informative info from Novell and have read close to one hour on Google for a solution. Is there somewhere a complete set of rpm's for Kaffeine available?

The famous http://packman.links2linux.org

Or since (based on another post you've made) you're using Synaptic and apt4suse, you can install the bit you need from there... the Packman packages are avail there too. I don't know the whole Xine/Kaffine thing... not my cuppa. I prefer MPlayer. That plus the Mplayer codec pack (both installed using apt4suse) and all my DVDs play just fine. :-) C.

On Friday 08 July 2005 23:14, David Lazanja wrote:

From the packman site below, you will need to install:

libxine1 kaffeine <snip> package. For legal reasons I don't believe the packman site has this one.

There is a way to setup the packman site as a yast source so that you can just install these packages with yast. Go to Yast->Change Source of Installation, and add a http source. The server name is packman.iu-bremen.de and the directory on the server is suse/9.3. Then you can use Yast->Install and Remove Software to install these packages.

Hope that helps.

Like the Yast way but ran in trouble. I get the message: Unable to create installation source Details ERROR(InstSrc:E_no_instsrc_on_media) try again Have no idea what this error tries to tell me.

Hello list, I have a question regarding a kernel conflict. Since I updated my kernel in yast I get a warning message in the system part of it, that says: kernel-default 2.6.8-24 conflict Required by: kernel-default-nongpl requires kernel-default = 2.6.8-24 Conflict resolution: Downrgade kernel-default-2.6.8-24.16 to Version 2.6.8-24 Remove the Refering Package Delete kernel-default-nongpl Ignore Conflict and Risk System Inconsistencies I have been running fine since the update. Is there any reason to downgrade to please the system or should I just go on with the conflict? I assume this will be resolved in a new update soon? Or am I completly misunderstanding things? If anyone wants to explain this to me, I'd just like to add that I am very new to the Linux world. cheers, Mikael

Hello, I did a reinstall of the two packages YOU allowed me to fiddle with. Nothing changed after that really. Is there some way to force reinstalls of the rest of the kernel? Most of the libraries were just greyed out boxes. But I could clarify my previous statement. The conflict appears when I go and look under the system update option in YAST. It does not complain about it when I choose Online Update. I know to little to decide if this is an issue or not. Any insights into further actions? Mikael Ken Schneider wrote:

On Fri, 2005-07-08 at 20:36 +0100, mikael persson wrote:

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Hello list, I have a question regarding a kernel conflict. Since I updated my kernel in yast I get a warning message in the system part of it, that says:

kernel-default 2.6.8-24 conflict Required by: kernel-default-nongpl requires kernel-default = 2.6.8-24 Conflict resolution: Downrgade kernel-default-2.6.8-24.16 to Version 2.6.8-24 Remove the Refering Package Delete kernel-default-nongpl Ignore Conflict and Risk System Inconsistencies

I have been running fine since the update. Is there any reason to downgrade to please the system or should I just go on with the conflict? I assume this will be resolved in a new update soon? Or am I completly misunderstanding things?

If anyone wants to explain this to me, I'd just like to add that I am very new to the Linux world.

I would start YOU up again and re-install the kernel update and make sure the nongpl part is upgraded as well.

On Friday 08 July 2005 20:50, Clayton wrote:

On 7/8/05, Silviu Marin-Caea wrote:

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On Friday 08 July 2005 15:17, C. Brouerius van Nidek wrote:

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I am running 9.3 with KDE. Have read the not very informative info from Novell and have read close to one hour on Google for a solution. Is there somewhere a complete set of rpm's for Kaffeine available?

The famous http://packman.links2linux.org

Or since (based on another post you've made) you're using Synaptic and apt4suse, you can install the bit you need from there... the Packman packages are avail there too.

I don't know the whole Xine/Kaffine thing... not my cuppa. I prefer MPlayer. That plus the Mplayer codec pack (both installed using apt4suse) and all my DVDs play just fine. :-)

Dear Clayton, After a lot of work at Kaffeine without the hoped success, I remembered your last sentence in which you mentioned Mplayer. Had Mplayer in the 7 and 8 versions and know it played well. (Had no DVD then ;-)) Installed Mplayer, had to remove a not yet functioning Kaffeine and started Mplayer. Do not know why but it does not see the /dev/dvd nor anything useful in the /media. Do not know where and how to start. Could you or somebody else give me the start help?

On Saturday 09 July 2005 18:18, C. Brouerius van Nidek wrote:

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On 7/8/05, Silviu Marin-Caea wrote:

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On Friday 08 July 2005 15:17, C. Brouerius van Nidek wrote: Dear Clayton, After a lot of work at Kaffeine without the hoped success, I remembered your last sentence in which you mentioned Mplayer. Had Mplayer in the 7 and 8 versions and know it played well. (Had no DVD then ;-)) Installed Mplayer, had to remove a not yet functioning Kaffeine and started Mplayer. Do not know why but it does not see the /dev/dvd nor anything useful in

On Friday 08 July 2005 20:50, Clayton wrote: the /media. Do not know where and how to start. Could you or somebody else give me the start help? Found at least out how to start playing a dvd vcd etc. But that is all. Black screen and long time no activity.