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Well, if you're running current-32bit, the p11-kit packages is missing, you'll find it in sources/n/ the others are located in the n series.
If you need p11-kit, you need the sourcpackage and the slackbuildscript, both in the same directory, then make the slackbuildscript executable and run it, you'll find the package in /tmp (this is only necessary for 32bit).
Markus
Thanks Markus for the fix. Upgrade now progressing normally.
Last edited by hitest; 07-14-2012 at 10:03 AM.
Reason: typo
None of the repos I've tried are showing any changes at all?
Yes, it's current, but note that it takes some hours until the mirrors have the new packages available.
Be sure to read this thread carefully before performing the updates. Otherwise you will likely broke your system!
Be sure to read this thread carefully before performing the updates. Otherwise you will likely broke your system!
Markus
I have summed them on my SlackBlogs:
Quote:
Download gnutls, p11-kit, nettle, and wget package manually. If p11-kit is not yet available by the time you read this post, you can download the source and SlackBuild script from the source directory and build them by yourself. When you have all 4 packages ready, perform a manual installation/upgrade for this 4 packages (gnutls, p11-kit, gnutls, and wget). After this, you can continue with the rest of the package by performing
slackpkg install-new
slackpkg upgrade-all
slackpkg clean-system
Well, if you're running current-32bit, the p11-kit packages is missing, you'll find it in sources/n/ the others are located in the n series.
If you need p11-kit, you need the sourcpackage and the slackbuildscript, both in the same directory, then make the slackbuildscript executable and run it, you'll find the package in /tmp (this is only necessary for 32bit).
Markus
Okay, just got everything fixed. Thanks for your help. Next time I'll process the updates in the correct order.
Yes, it's current, but note that it takes some hours until the mirrors have the new packages available.
Be sure to read this thread carefully before performing the updates. Otherwise you will likely broke your system!
Markus
Thanks - I found a US repo that had the updates and all went well - thanks for the heads up!
New gstreamer packages - thank you! I can kick out mine now in my Banshee repository
Lets see if this upgrade runs as well as all the others before. I'm also happy that the new GIMP has finally made it - no more messing around with 3 opened windows.
Edit: gtk+3 - nice! That gives me the opportunity to upgrade some of the gnome packages needed as well.
Last edited by schmatzler; 07-14-2012 at 02:16 PM.
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