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2007-10-03
, 22:15
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#42
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Originally Posted by luca
My experience agrees that the repositories are borked. I sucessfully installed python-elf-core-demo on my n800 today with the list updated on Sept 1. I tested it, then uninstalled it and refreshed the application list. As I attemped to install it again, I was greeted with "unable to install, missing: libecore-evas, libecore0, libecore0-evas, ..."
Yes, tahitibob, the package is there but it is not listed in the Packages file, so it means the repositories are borked. You can install manually that file, but then eventually you'll have problems for other missing ones until the repositories are fixed.
It seems the package lists were modified early today.
http://repository.maemo.org/extras/dists/
I had the problem everyone else is reporting when I installed python on my 770 yesterday. (2007HE)
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2007-10-03
, 22:42
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Joined on Oct 2007
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#43
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Originally Posted by dcarter
That got it!
I successfully downloaded Kagu directly from the garage.
dcarter
Thanks to the community here, I have now successfully installed Python and Kagu. Thank you again to all those that offered help and advice. I hope I can return the favour one day.
Martin.
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2007-10-04
, 01:27
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@ Agoura Hills Calif
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#44
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"I've never installed python 2.4"
Ok, good information. My theory goes down the tubes...
Ok, good information. My theory goes down the tubes...
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2007-10-04
, 01:41
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@ Austin, Texas
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#45
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Originally Posted by Tahitibob
Tahitibob, you are the mage! Excellent post, just like your app, which I'm off to (re) install next! Many thanks for your contributions!
Enable the redpill mode :
in the applications manager
Go to "Tools > Application catalogue", click "New", enter "matrix" into the "Web Address" field, click "Cancel". Choosing the red pill will activate the red pill mode, obviously, and chosing the blue one will deactivate it.
and click on this link to install the missing package :
http://repository.maemo.org/extras/p...sso1_armel.deb
After, You can install python2.5 and other applications.
David.
Phillip
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2007-10-04
, 04:14
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Joined on Mar 2006
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#46
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Tahitibob: Let me join the chorus of appreciation. I've finally gotten Python 2.5 and Kagu reinstalled after virtually a day of reflashing and reinstalling applications, not once, but a number of times, trying to solve this problem. Shame on Nokia!
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2007-10-04
, 04:54
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Joined on Oct 2007
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#47
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Thanks Tahitibob. Couls install Python 2.5 as well as Kagu and UKMP. Should we revert to Blue pill mode after installing? Does the red pill mode have any negative impact?
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2007-10-04
, 05:38
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Joined on Jul 2007
@ nd usa
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#48
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Originally Posted by geneven
Not that fast, you do not have to install Python 2.4, it sometimes come with other apps that go with python2.4. I am not saying one way or the other,
"I've never installed python 2.4"
Ok, good information. My theory goes down the tubes...
"I've never installed python 2.4" is not good enough, - " I've never installed python2.4 dependent app" is a stronger statement.
bun
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2007-10-04
, 05:55
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Joined on Feb 2007
@ MI, USA
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#49
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Thanks much Tahiti, finally able to install all my favorite apps now.
Vdas22, after I installed Python I then switched back to blue pill mode to install all my apps., with no problems.
I'm still boggled though on how Nokia missed this issue.
Vdas22, after I installed Python I then switched back to blue pill mode to install all my apps., with no problems.
I'm still boggled though on how Nokia missed this issue.
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2007-10-04
, 06:38
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Joined on Apr 2007
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#50
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Originally Posted by Tahitibob
David - Thanks for your simplistic way of explaining how to do this. I am a newbie & love my N800 particularly UKMP, so I was gutted when I did the upgrade and then couldn't get Python to re-install. But using your method above I have managed to get it working again. Thanks again.
Enable the redpill mode :
in the applications manager
Go to "Tools > Application catalogue", click "New", enter "matrix" into the "Web Address" field, click "Cancel". Choosing the red pill will activate the red pill mode, obviously, and chosing the blue one will deactivate it.
and click on this link to install the missing package :
http://repository.maemo.org/extras/p...sso1_armel.deb
After, You can install python2.5 and other applications.
David.
...Now that I think of it, red pill mode is necessary to get python5 running-
thanks to tahitibob...
dcarter