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What is the proper repository for kdemod3?
The current wiki page (Feb 19, 2009) shows the following repository (No X-64 specific repository):
# KDEmod 3
[kdemod-legacy]
Server = http://mirror.rit.edu/kdemod/legacy/i686
Digging thru my notes, I found the following repository:
#kdemod X86-64
[kdemod-legacy]
Server = http://kdemod.ath.cx/repo/legacy/x86_64
Without going into details, using the wiki repository, messed up both my main Arch64 partition and a fresh Arch64 backup sytem using ext4. Chakra's web page only showed kdemod3 packages and not a repository for future updates.
After restoring a very recent image of my primary Arch partition, I was able to update it using the second repository without any problems. I was also successful in installing kdemod3-base on the fresh Arch partition without any problems.
I was just curious if the wiki is wrong (at least for X_64), or just left out the X_64 repository. or whether I'm missing something very obvious that will get me flamed as in RTFWiki more CAREFULLY!
Last edited by ljshap (2009-03-05 15:41:05)
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I think it goes without saying that you're not supposed to use an i686 repo on an x86_64 machine, or more generally, that there are certain variable parts in a repo URL.
Last edited by byte (2009-03-05 13:23:42)
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I think it goes without saying that you're not supposed to use an i686 repo on an x86_64 machine
It was understood, thats why my post asked if the x86_64 repository was just left out of the wiki.
or more generally, that there are certain variable parts in a repo URL.
I try to avoid assumptions, but replacing the i686 with x86_64 in the wiki repository does seem to work. I can't tell because the system was up to date. I guess there are times when you have to make assumptions.
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well as chakra has its own wiki and even has a detailed install guide that mentions both repositories i cant see the problem here.
Apart from that... if its missing in the wiki, correct it
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