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I've been dl'ing dependancies for an hour so far and i am stopped at a conflict.. glibc < 2.5.90 conflicts with glibc-common-2.5.90-17.i386 Any idea's?? Is there a quicker way around ...
  1. 03-12-2007 #1
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    dependancy conflict

    I've been dl'ing dependancies for an hour so far and i am stopped at a conflict..

    glibc < 2.5.90 conflicts with glibc-common-2.5.90-17.i386

    Any idea's?? Is there a quicker way around dl'ing a million different dependancies either??

    I've been going back and back and back and feel like i'm accomplishing nothing. All i want is to enable plug-ins for mozilla...is there a browser that doesn't require the 11 depandancies i've prob DL'd so far??? The files i've been dl'ing are:

    nss & devel
    nscr & devel
    glibc 4 diff versions

    anyways, i'm gonna try and uninstall the conflicting packet. If i'm doing that wrong please let me know guys, thanks.
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    What exactly are you trying to do?
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    I'm trying to DL a plug-in for mozilla to allow video to been seen under mpeg(-2) format, unless i'm installing these all wrong, i keep having to back further and further for these .rpm's. Is there a way to update all these automatically?...prob not. I took a break on the vid for now...I'll start up again in a day or so. Btw, what does the command sh mean in terminal? I use it quite a bit when instructed on installing a product.
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    You might want to check out this. There are much easier ways to intall. You picked the hardest.

    http://www.softwareinreview.com/cms/content/view/60/
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