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I recently bought r.h 8. I installed it (through many crashes) and finally settled down. I started adding all the packages that I didn't install in the installation. It works ...
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- 12-26-2002 #1Just Joined!
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Adding Packages
I recently bought r.h 8. I installed it (through many crashes) and finally settled down. I started adding all the packages that I didn't install in the installation. It works until it starts to install open office. It will never install, i tried it in gnome and kde, nothing worked. It always comes up w/ "Unknown Error". Please help a guy that got a 60 gb hdd today so i can FINALY dual boot.
- 12-26-2002 #2Linux Guru
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Where in the process does this error show up? Are you completely sure that it just says "Unknown Error" without the possibility of getting more information? Although it does go in line with all these things that redhat have done lately (I'm beginning to dislike them more and more), it's so "un-unix" that it's still hard for me to believe it.
- 12-26-2002 #3Just Joined!
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well, i fixed it. LOL. I just poped in the cd and instead of going through the menu i just opened up the package itself, and it worked. Thankyou though!
- 12-26-2002 #4Linux User
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Can you really fix something if it's never broken?
majorwoo
Quiet brain, or I\'ll stab you with a Q-tip.
- 12-26-2002 #5Linux Enthusiast
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that is one of those zen questions like "what is the sound of one hand clapping" Weird, eh?
I respectfully decline the invitation to join your delusion.
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