Hello, I installed Synaptic 0.47 and its run well 2 days, on 3rd day is not running. I tryed from prompt, the following error is comming. Error is " Segmentation fault ". What I have to do now

a) If I try to re-install rpm package the message appear "All ready installed"
b) How can I uninstall any package in Linux (Fedora Core 1 I am using now)
c) I installed mplayer through Synaptic and it is running DVDs but without voice. But when I am playing AudioCD with CD Player or Audio Player so its running with Voice, and DVDs or CDs through mplayer without Voice. This is result of lsmod command...

Module.............Size........Used by.....Not tainted
i810_audio......27752......1
ac97_codec....17192......0................[i810_audio]
ac97.................5088.........0...............(unused)
soundcore.......6468........3................[i810_audio audio]
input................ 5888.........0...............(autoclean) [joydev keybdev hid mousedev]

I need your help/experiance..............Thanks for replying

Note: I am using dots to set values on correct position

I can answer the second part:
If you want to remove an rpm then on the command line do:
rpm -e <rpm name>
so if the rpm is called Synaptic you would do:
rpm -e synaptic
the -e switch is for erase.

The first question:

From the rpm man page:

--force
Same as using --replacepkgs, --replacefiles, and --oldpackage.

To get your text in the correct position, first type [_code_] without the underscores,
and then paste your text. Then type [_/code_] without the underscores. It will then
look like this:
If you have a line that's too long, like the last line of my output, just put a return
in it when you post, and maybe some spaces on the next line, and Preview Reply
until it looks okay - so that the viewers don't have to scroll left to right.

It looks as if the other fellers have answered your technical questions.

Hey Chinaman, what's up?

Later



Oh, Mississippi something.

Man, that's totally wild! I was just looking through my
emails looking for your address! Email me!

1) please use useful thread titles, like "segfault on synaptic"
2) it's not an expert question, it's pretty stragiht forward.

thanks

expert ( eks'pert: for adj., also eks pert', ik spert' )

so, from the two words ex and spert we get the meaning of
a former drip under pressure

I'm a former lot-of-stuff but definately not under pressure. Therefore I'm no expert.