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I see aaa_elflibs is also updated in -current... have you updated that as well? (it's blacklisted by default, but shouldn't be blacklisted if you are going to run -current)
it's related to the new aalib package i have tested with a aalib package rebuilt with the fedora patch, and mplayer work, i have same problem that you, with the package without this patch.
I see aaa_elflibs is also updated in -current... have you updated that as well? (it's blacklisted by default, but shouldn't be blacklisted if you are going to run -current)
I don't think tht this is true at all. In the best case scenario updating aaa elflib will take no effect but in the worst case it will break up everything. All libs contained in aaa should be also in other packages and get updated from here
True Celyr, except that, sometimes in -current, the update is needed until some other packages get updated. no idea if that is what's happening here as my -current is running fine, mplayer and all.
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