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nm-applet - Slackware 14
Hello,
I'm a new Slackware user for 1 month, and it work fine, I'm really happy of it. But I still have one issue that I cannot fix. It's about nm-applet, I really need it to connect on the wifi network of my school. I tried with wicd, but I think the configuration of the wifi isn't available on it. Anyway, I want to use NetworkManager with nm-applet. I'm using xfce, and when I execute nm-applet I get this message : Code:
nm-applet: error while loading shared libraries: libORBit-2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directoryBut my question is nm-applet must be able to lauch on default install, right? If yes, why I cannot execute it? I appreciate your help. Have a nice day. |
It appears to be looking for ORBit-2, which one would think would be included with the "Kitchen Sink" install of Slackware since the NetworkManager applet for Xfce has been added, but I can't find it in the package list.
You can find it here, http://download.salixos.org/ |
ORBit2 is not in slackware 14. It's available on SlackBuilds.org.
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nm-applet *should* work out-of-the-box (as in: no extraneous packages.) Did you do a less-than-full install?
(edit: verified working with xfce out-of-box) cheers, |
Yes I did full install, as I remember. It's really ennoying.
I tried to install ORBit2 but now, there is the same message on gnutls. I don't want to reinstall my computer, is there a way to know if my installation is full? |
It's difficult to determine where you're "at" in terms of the configuration end of things. I'm curious as to why wicd wouldn't work, etc., and what you've done to get to the point of running nm-applet.
So I'll assume that, as root, you've done this, or similar: Code:
# /etc/rc.d/rc.wicd stop Code:
$ nm-applet &the results of ifconfig, iwlist, lspci, etc. may help as well. cheers, |
Actually, it seems to be a lack of library, because as I said, now I have:
Code:
nm-applet: error while loading shared libraries: libgnutls.so.26: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory |
Code:
# slackpkg file-search "libgnutls.so.26"Code:
Looking for libgnutls in package list. Please wait... DONE |
Ok, I just ckecked now, and the package gnutls is already installed. I reinstalled and same issue.
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What does
Code:
ldd `which nm-applet` |
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That's very odd you are getting this error, since on my Slackware14 64 bit machine
Code:
ldd `which nm-applet` | grep tlsHere's the full output. My nm-applet is found in /usr/bin, BTW. Code:
$ ldd `which nm-applet` |
Ok, I tried a reinstallation and now I have a seg fault. It's crazy:
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Ok I reinstall NetworkManager and nm-applet, delete all files, and install again, now it's working.
Thank you guys for your help. |
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