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Firefox doesn't install
I have some trouble with Firefox. Here is what I got: :scratch:
Code:
# cd /opt/firefoxCode:
# yum install thunderbirdCode:
# rpm -ivh xulrunner-7.0.1-1.fc16.src.rpmAll comments and suggestions are welcome and highly appreciated. :cool: |
ok, so 1) ignore all "SRC" rpm's, that's source code and won't help you here.
If you're running FC16, just run "sudo yum install firefox" and it'll sort it all out. |
firefox is installed by default on fedora 16 ( all versions of fedora)
there is no need to install it also do not start ff from that "firefox-bin" file it is the wrong one from the gnome menu click on the icon or if KDE click on the firefox icon in the kde menu or from the terminal there is NO need to go to /opt/firefox that is not where it is installed in fedora /usr/bin is just type in this and only this Code:
firefox |
Thanks for the feeback. :D
Yes... firefox comes installed. But I got problem with some of my bookmark and to clean the act, I deinstalled the firefox and deleted my profile. Then tried to reinstall with yum first: Code:
# yum install firefox |
turn off the ATrpm repo you installed
it is mostly incompatible with other repos like RPMFusion the ATrpm repo is giving you the error also next time do not uninstall a program just to undo settings for Firefox rename one folder and restart FF ~/.mozilla/firefox to ~/.mozilla/firefox-old |
Hi John.
I also got a look in this tutorial about repo: http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=26925 . Here is what I got in /etc/yum.repos.d: :scratch: Code:
# grep -i "lib" /etc/yum.repos.d/*Some suggestion about libavcodec52-0.7.10-50.fc16.x86_64 (@atrpms)? I could not find it. Thanks. :cool: |
Quote:
that error you posted states that that version FROM ATrpm is incompatible --- libavcodec52-0.7.10-50.fc16.x86_64 (@atrpms) -- from ATrpm needs a file called " libvpx.so.0 also from ATrpm but is trying to remove the version FROM the install dvd you have incompatible versions of software installed also "grep" is NOT the command to use to see what repos are installed and are on or off read the yum man page Code:
man yumCode:
yum repolist allwithout knowing just what was installed and how you installed them i can only guess first run Code:
rpm -qa | grep atthen start removing them -- example -- Code:
su -ATrpm changes some of the BASE system files to a different version , versions that are incompatible with the fedora base install now with caution you can use it but for individual programs only and with caution |
Thanks man! You just saved the day. :hattip:
As suggested... Here it goes: Code:
# yum remove libavcodec52Code:
yum install firefox -y |
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