zenwalk xmms/audacious

la fel ca data trecuta incearca si un
netpkg upgrade
asta o sa iti faca update la sistem, iar bug-ul care il ai tu poate era cunoscut
i-ar fix-ul e inclus in update-ul de sistem... defapt incearca sa te joci cu el mai mult din consola

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Using netpkg via CLI - (Command Line Interface)

Become root by typing su,enter your root password, and type netpkg.

The terminal version of netpkg can do a lot more than the graphical version. Netpkg's parameters are covered in the next section.

install package1.tgz package2.tgz ...

A list of 1 or more fully defined package filenames to query the Internet repository for. netpkg will NOT prompt for the action to perform. If the package is already installed but not in the same version, the package will be upgraded. If the package is already installed in the same version, the package will be re- installed. If the package is not installed, then Netpkg will install it. Netpkg first try to take the package from the local cache or download it. Integrity of the local package is checked : the package is downloaded again in case the local package is corrupted.

upgrade

netpkg will attempt to upgrade every older installed package. Dependencies will be installed or upgraded, if needed, without prompting. A list of packages that should not be upgraded or installed can be specified in /etc/netpkg.conf by using the "Black_list" variable. Please use the "upgrade" option with caution, especially if you have a highly customized system. ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR CONFIGURATION BEFORE PROCEEDING. If you have a small storage area, set the "Keep_packages" variable in /etc/netpkg.conf accordingly

download

netpkg will attempt to download packages from the Internet repository to build a local package cache. Packages will be sorted in directories matching the software categories. The location of the local cache is specified in /etc/netpkg.conf

list

netpkg will list all packages on the Internet repository, and the similar locally installed versions, if they exist.

list I

netpkg will list only packages on the Internet repository that are locally installed.

list D

netpkg will list packages on the Internet repository newer than those locally installed. This option is useful to return to the previous repository after trying the snapshot repository.

list N

netpkg will list packages on the Internet repository not already locally installed..

list U

netpkg will list packages on the Internet repository that are not the same version as installed.

dotnew

netpkg will search all ".new" files in /etc and prompt the user to replace original versions with these newer versions. dotnew will allow checking for differences between the current file and the .new one

mirror

netpkg will prompt you to choose a mirror from the list specified in netpkg.conf

Netpkg.conf (netpkg configuration file)

Located in the /etc directory

You will be able to change some parameters by adding or erasing the '#' symbol at the beginning of some lines to (un)comment configuration lines. Uncommented lines (those without hash marks "#") are read and executed. Here are the most useful :

If you have to use a proxy to connect to the network, even with login and password, just complete these lines:

# If you are behind a proxy server, set these options (at least set Proxy_Socket = proxy-address:port, for example 192.168.11.1:8080 )
Proxy_Socket =
Proxy_User =
Proxy_Password =

If you don't want to discard the netpkg downloaded packages, change it here:

# Do you want to keep packages in the "local repository" after install or upgrade ?
Keep_packages = yes
# Keep_packages = no
if you don't want to upgrade some packages (with the # netpkg upgrade command), add them to the blacklist:

# Packages that shouldn't be installed automatically.
Black_list = aaa_base kernel kernelsource ndiswrapper
If you've got some strategic files that shouldn't be overwritten during an upgrade, add them to this list. The files will be renamed *.old, it's up to you to decide if you want to get them back or not:

# These files won't be destroyed but renamed ".old" instead, put here all your strategic
# configuration files on a single line
Protected_files = /etc/lilo.conf /etc/fstab /etc/passwd /etc/shadow
/etc/group /etc/inittab /etc/rc.d/rc.local /etc/rc.d/rc.modules
/etc/rc.d/rc.netfilter /etc/profile /etc/hosts /etc/sudoers /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Some advice for upgrading your system

First, always upgrade Netpkg:

# netpkg netpkg

Then, when you have to update "X11, XFCE, Desktop", you should do it in text mode, with leaving the graphical one

Don't be afraid, it's quite simple:

Leave your graphical session:

Run your root Terminal, and go to init 3:

# init 3

Do the needed update:

# netpkg xorg xorg-drivers xfce
Go back to the graphical session, in init 4

# init 4

sursa http://support.zenwalk.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=19336

incearca sa instalezi programele tot din CLI ( comand line) s-ar putea sa fie si un bug de la interfata grafica...
oricum update la sistem ca poate problema s-a rezolvat Smiley

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