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trying to install the new libgpod, gtkpod and amarok from testing.
All seems to work except amarok-base, which tries to pull in qt3-3.3.8-6.1. When it tries to do this, is complains that
qt3: /opt/qt/plugins/sqldrivers/libqsqlite.so exists in filesystem
qt3: /opt/qt/plugins/sqldrivers/libqsqlmysql.so exists in filesystem
qt3: /opt/qt/plugins/sqldrivers/libqsqlodbc.so exists in filesystem
qt3: /opt/qt/plugins/sqldrivers/libqsqlpsql.so exists in filesystem
I run KDEmod so there is a QT advanced, is that causing issues? Also I compiled libgpod and amarok from source, how do I rid these from usr/local, and clean everything up?
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Your problems base on renaming of qt in testing:
qt3 = qt3
qt4 = qt
In the normal repos:
qt3 = qt
qt4 = qt4
KDEMod is not built for the testing repo... so there is a name conflict. If you want keep using kdemod you have to do following: Take the qt-enhanced PKGBUILD change the conflicts and provides fileds from qt to qt3. Then hit makepkg. This will compile qt-enhanced again. Then you have to do a pacman -Rd qt-enhanced and pacman -U qt-enhanced-3.3.8-15-x86_64.pkg.tar.gz.
For amarok and libgpod I would use existing PKGBUILDS too, to build them! Maybe you dont even need the testing repo... I have here actual amarok-base with changing the PKGBUILD and withouth testing... do not know about libgpod.
Last edited by May-C (2008-01-10 14:38:20)
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actually fixed my issue, by installing libgpod from testing, and amarok from testing with pacman -Sd (don't check dependancies) this ignored qt3 and used the qt-enhanced package istalled with kdemod....everything seems to work.
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Yes thats of course another possibility... but now it will complain on any app which needs qt3 and is installed from testing...
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actually, The only things I wanted in testing, were libgpod and amarok, to get my new ipod working....other than that, testing repo is always turned off. And They don't seem to complain, so I am happy.
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