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i am trying to down load this file, which is mentioned in a sticky about getting media files to work in linux, urpmi libdvdcss i can fid it anyware. i ...
- 04-03-2008 #1Linux Newbie
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urpmi libdvdcss
i am trying to down load this file, which is mentioned in a sticky about getting media files to work in linux, urpmi libdvdcss i can fid it anyware. i did everything that the thread said to do and everything works except this one package. any help would be appriciated
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- 04-03-2008 #2forum.guy
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Did you enable the plf mirrors?
I think libdvdcss is in one of those. It's been about 4 years since I last ran Mandrake, so I'm not sure.oz
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- 04-03-2008 #3Linux Newbie
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yes they are active
i have the mirrors active but it always comes back as no package available Bower
- 04-03-2008 #4forum.guy
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It looks like you can get it here if you scroll down toward the bottom of the page:
RPM Search libdvdcssoz
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- 04-04-2008 #5Linux Newbie
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crashing
ok i installed the file but when i put in a dvd and choose to play it with kaffeine linux goes to the log in screen and i have to log back into kde. any ideas out there? bower
- 04-04-2008 #6
That usually indicates some sort of problem with your graphics settings. What is the output of running
Code:/sbin/lspci | grep -i vga
- 04-04-2008 #7Linux Newbie
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i tried both as root and normal user
[root@localhost travis]# /sbin/lspci | grep -i vga
bash: /sbin/lspci: No such file or directory
[root@localhost travis]#
- 04-04-2008 #8
You are probably missing the pciutils package. Install that and you should be able to run the lspci command.
- 04-04-2008 #9Linux Newbie
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it was installed
pciutils was already installed as per package installer. i have on board graphics card ASUS motherboard. Bower
- 04-04-2008 #10
Login as root in a terminal using the command "su -". After that run "lspci | grep -i vga".


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