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Notice that beta1.5 is out and that hplip scanner support is enabled
along with Nvidia driver updates. Will test tomorrow and thanks to
Kris for his efforts.<br>
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Regards to all<br>
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On 08/19/2011 19:43, Kris Moore wrote:
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08/19/2011 14:08, Wilbert Leeper wrote:
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I may have to shrink that USB image a bit more, seems some
sticks don't really have the "full" 4GB advertised :)
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As for the update manager, can you run this as root?
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# pc-updatemanager install release-9.0-BETA1.5
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Let it run, does it fail or return some sort of error?
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I think I may have found a fix to the updating program as well. It
seems if it downloads to fast, we get fetch protocol errors which
causes a failure. If you are still having problems updating, as
root try this:
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edit /usr/local/bin/pc-updatemanager with nano / vi
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Look for the line:
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fetch_file()
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{
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local FETCHFILE="$1"
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Change it to this:
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fetch_file()
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{
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sleep 1
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local FETCHFILE="$1"
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That seems to fix it here from failing during download :)
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