17 Dec
2002
17 Dec
'02
6:03 p.m.
patrick,
with respect, i have been compiling programs for years and still do so
frequently - you might remember i have been trying cvs alsa at various
stages (on a different HDD)
the reason i have rpms is because i did an upgrade install of mandrake
9.0 - it put them there for me.
now to remove them from rpm records i need to try and use rpm where
possible until the system is clean, otherwise i end up with these conflicts.
tbh i use tarballs where possible and rpm where lazy. according to
marcel gagne, the best sysadmins are lazy ;-)
m~
???
that should read
Find the files and delete them manually. Then stop using rpm for audio
apps as you will have a heap of unmet dependecies.
Welcome to the world of running a suped up speed demon for Linux audio
where everyday is a host of new upgrades and fixes for bugs that noone
else has seen and the best way to ensure reliability is to compile the
apps locally :P
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