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hi everybody!
im trying to get gnome to run on my archlinux, but the command "pacman -Sy gnome" doenst work. it prints an error message like "nss-spr conflicts with mozilla-firefox".
also tried with a complete fresh install. only base system install, + nvidia drivers and xorg with pacman, and the last would be then "gnome" but there im stuck.
has anybody a clou for this?
-eye
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Are you using any pkgs from testing? The deps and provides for mozilla-f and -t have changed and do conflict with some pkgs not in testing
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yeah, nss-nspr shouldn't be conflicting with firefox. I've got it installed on my box without any problems:
[tyler@eLINUXe test]$ sudo pacman -Qi nss-nspr
Name : nss-nspr
Version : 3.9.2-1
Groups : None
Packager : Arch Linux (http://www.archlinux.org)
URL : http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/
License : MPL GPL
Architecture : i686
Size : 4258543
Build Date : Thu Feb 10 18:28:54 2005 UTC
Install Date : Sun Aug 28 01:53:32 2005 UTC
Install Script : No
Reason: : explicitly installed
Provides : None
Depends On : glibc
Required By : evolution-data-server
Conflicts With : None
Description : NSS and NSPR from mozilla.org
conflicts with none.
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First is my local version from testing, second is current stock pkg
[~] : pacman -Qi mozilla-firefox
Name : mozilla-firefox
Version : 1.0.6-2
Groups : None
Packager : Arch Linux (http://www.archlinux.org)
URL : http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firefox
License : None
Architecture : i686
Size : 40434372
Build Date : Sun Aug 14 22:27:30 2005 UTC
Install Date : Fri Aug 19 15:39:46 2005 UTC
Install Script : Yes
Reason: : explicitly installed
Provides : gecko-sdk
Depends On : gtk2 heimdal libidl2 mozilla-common nspr
Required By : mplayer-plugin
Conflicts With : gecko-sdk
Description : Standalone web browser from mozilla.org
[~] : pacman -Si mozilla-firefox
Repository : current
Name : mozilla-firefox
Version : 1.0.4-1
Groups : None
Provides : gecko-sdk nss-nspr
Depends On : gtk2 libidl2 mozilla-common
Conflicts With : gecko-sdk nss-nspr
Replaces : mozilla-firebird phoenix
Size (compressed) : 12111470
Description : Standalone web browser from mozilla.org
MD5 Sum : e09af745e3643feef154db4f55ff99dc
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hi!
thx 4 your quick answer,
im runnung pacman with the "current" and "extra" tree, but nothing testing, community, or unstable.
my predefined server for those two reps. is "ftp.archlinux.de".
maybe the server isnt uptodate? dunno.. :oops:
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put nss-nspr in your pacman.conf IgnorePkg = section - it's weird because it should detect that firefox provides it already
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thank you guys, gonna try this.
..but..right its weird, my is my archlinux then not seeing that there should not be a conflict.
anyway, if problems occure with the ignorepkg command method, i think im gonna write again in here
waht would linux be without helping hands and a forum,
-eye
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hi again
bad news,
ive put "IgnorePkg = nss-nspr" in pacman.conf "[options]" and tried to install gnome again ("pacman -Sy gnome").
but then it gives me an error message where it says "evolution-data-server" requires "nss-nspr" and he asks me wether to install it or not.
proceeding with "Yes" he also tries to install nss-nspr then, and abracadabra: "nss-nspr" conflicts with "mozilla-firefox"
i didnt try to install gnome without nss-nspr, coz it is required by evolution-thingy.
have you an idea of what to do now to successfully install gnome? :cry:
btw: there isnt anything like an tutorial or how-to, to install kde/gnome/xfce/whatever else WM. thast should gonna be fixed imho.
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I don't know why someone can't have gnome and firefox 1.0.4 installed at the same time without those conflicts you're mentioning. Personally, I would just install firefox 1.0.6 from testing. It won't conflict with nss-nspr as the old and if you get errors of certain files existing in the filesystem from installing nss-nspr it probably means they are owned by nss. nss-nspr provides nss and nspr so it would be ok to force the install using -f switch.
I've been using 1.0.6 for a month now and its not any worse than 1.0.4
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I've had this problem too. Remove IgnorePkg from your pacman.conf, it won't help. You'll have to choose to install Firefox, or nss-spr.
I'd suggest installing mozilla-firefox. Install it first with pacman, then install GNOME.
# pacman -S mozilla-firefox
# pacman -S gnome
EDIT: What I've written is related to Firefox 1.0.4. I don't know if the one from testing conflicts with nss-spr, as I didn't have nss-spr installed when I upgraded to testing. I don't think I have it installed at the moment either.
Ailen:
Kernel: Linux 2.6.14-rc4-ck1 #1 PREEMPT
Built on: Mon Oct 17 14:51:37 CEST 2005
Hardware: Mobile AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 2800+ AuthenticAMD
WM: E17 snapshot 20051016
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Just install firefox first, then get gnome. Pacman doesn't handle virtual dependencies very well in one run.
When everything from testing moves to current/extra in about two weeks, then this will no longer be an issue, since firefox 1.0.6 depends on nspr then.
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I've ran into this issue several times as well. Here's how I got around it
Run the following command:
pacman -S gnome
When it asks you if you want to install all the groups, select No
Keep hitting yes on all groups until you get to Yelp - select No for Yelp
After the install, run
pacman -S yelp
Everything will go through perfectly and then you can run pacman -S gnome-extra
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hi everybody!
im trying to get gnome to run on my archlinux, but the command "pacman -Sy gnome" doenst work. it prints an error message like "nss-spr conflicts with mozilla-firefox".
also tried with a complete fresh install. only base system install, + nvidia drivers and xorg with pacman, and the last would be then "gnome" but there im stuck.
has anybody a clou for this?-eye
Install mozilla-firefox first, then gnome.
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[mu'.krum.pus], [frum.pus]
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