Extracting Gnome RPMs says it needs Gnome-audio

Extracting Gnome RPMs says it needs Gnome-audio

Post by Eduardo Silv » Mon, 08 Mar 1999 04:00:00



Following the in the Gnome page, i downloaded the RPM files from its ftp,
except the -devel ones.
But when I make rpm -Uhv *.rpm it comes with the message:
gnome-audio is needed by gnome-libs-0.99.8.1-2

Ive looked in ftp mirrors of Gnome for some kind of gnome-audio package,
but i cant seem to find it.

anyone can help?

Eduardo

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Extracting Gnome RPMs says it needs Gnome-audio

Post by Manuel Alduci » Mon, 08 Mar 1999 04:00:00


Go again to the FTP site. you we'll get to a point where there is a
directory structure where you have i386, and others like sparc and
alpha. There should also be a directory called noarch (No Architecture)
which has the gnome-audio files and the gnome-users-guide file. That
should get you going.


> Following the in the Gnome page, i downloaded the RPM files from its ftp,

> except the -devel ones.

> But when I make rpm -Uhv *.rpm it comes with the message:

> gnome-audio is needed by gnome-libs-0.99.8.1-2

> Ive looked in ftp mirrors of Gnome for some kind of gnome-audio package,

> but i cant seem to find it.

> anyone can help?

> Eduardo

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Extracting Gnome RPMs says it needs Gnome-audio

Post by vedi » Wed, 10 Mar 1999 04:00:00


I had same problem during installing GNOME1.0 but I found a
gnome-audio-1.0.0-1.noarch.rpm in FTP. Just download it and install it.

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Quote:>Following the in the Gnome page, i downloaded the RPM files from its ftp,
>except the -devel ones.
>But when I make rpm -Uhv *.rpm it comes with the message:
>gnome-audio is needed by gnome-libs-0.99.8.1-2

>Ive looked in ftp mirrors of Gnome for some kind of gnome-audio package,
>but i cant seem to find it.

>anyone can help?

>Eduardo

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