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Python apps don't work after update
Hi,
I have updated some python packages to their latest versions available (using apt-get install). Now, some of my apps (wifieye, swappolube, gonvert, and may more) start loading and then are just exiting to the desktop screen. I am using PR1.3 and only extras repository is enabled (not devel neither testing). How can I reinstall old compatible python packages? Thanks. |
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I've discovered executing wifieye in the commandline the following error:
RuntimeError: the sip module implements API v8.0 but the PyQt4.QtCore module requires API v7.1. Does this have any sense for you? How can I fix it? |
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Fixed!!
I have downgraded the python2.5-sip4 to the old version 4.10.5 instead of the updated 4.11. Now all the apps are working. It seems a problem with sip4 dependencies. |
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Thanks! I was trying to install swappolube. At first apt-get showed dependencies error and was looking for python2.5-qt4-maemo0 (4.7.4) instead of the installed version 4.7.5. Then apt-get install python2.5-qt4-common=4.7.4, which python2.5-qt4-maemo0 depends on. Swappolube installed but ran & quit in a few seconds.
After apt-get install python2.5-sip4=4.10.5-maemo0, swappolube worked again. :) |
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I bumpt into the same conflict! Have you guys came across any solutions? Thanks!
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Python-Pygame is also broken at the moment as libsdl has moved to newer version . Need the owner to re-build pygame against the latest libsdl1.3
I have emailed the maintainer to see if he can rebuild |
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