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Well, after trying several other distros and reading about how great the Mephis
distro was I thought ( OK, I know I shouldn't think) I would give it a try.
Mepis did a great job detecting my hardware, no trouble with internet access
found my printer all and all seems ok.
Now is where the question comes in, what is this warning box saying "Could Not
Find Mimi Type Application/Octet-Stream and how or what did I do to get this
to popup, better yet, how do I get rid of it.
"could not find....octet-stream". This is how i fixed it. I opened Konqueror, went to Configure Konqueror > file associations. I added a new mime type under "application" Add the type "octet-stream" (without quotes). For description, just put "unknown" Choose any icon. Leave the other boxes blank.
Regards
Sharke
Originally posted by sharkee "could not find....octet-stream". This is how i fixed it. I opened Konqueror, went to Configure Konqueror > file associations. I added a new mime type under "application" Add the type "octet-stream" (without quotes). For description, just put "unknown" Choose any icon. Leave the other boxes blank.
Regards
Sharke
Thanks a bunch Sharke.
Your suggestion is working for now. I have no idea what I did to get
that popup to come up.
It must have been in the file association, as I was trying to get Fx
to work the way I wanted.
Again,
Thanks very much for taking the time to help.
Dooley
As the previous poster, I had this problem as well and found this post. I figure I must have accidentally deleted octet-stream or something. Anyhow, thanks!
i have the same problem but this didn't work for me, when going to "configure konqueror" there are no buttons or anything just a blank sheet! So I can't add or delete anything there regarding the octet stream.
I've deleted ~/.kde and /tmp/*kde* but it's made no difference. arrggg. annoying, I can't use Konqueror at all
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