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2008-02-05
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Originally Posted by MadMan2k
Madman: I uninstalled both YouAmp and mutagen, then reinstalled YouAmp from your web site. (Mutagen is no longer there as an option also to install -- so I was unable to reinstall it. Couldn't find it anywhere else either, not even in Red Pill.) Anyway, YouAmp seemed to have a successful install, but when I tried to bring it up in the Extras menu, again nothing happened. Entering youamp-player in xterm again gives the message that there's no module named genome.gconf. Back to square one?
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2008-02-06
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Originally Posted by ascherjim
madman: now I'm getting different message:
Madman: I uninstalled both YouAmp and mutagen, then reinstalled YouAmp from your web site. (Mutagen is no longer there as an option also to install -- so I was unable to reinstall it. Couldn't find it anywhere else either, not even in Red Pill.) Anyway, YouAmp seemed to have a successful install, but when I tried to bring it up in the Extras menu, again nothing happened. Entering youamp-player in xterm again gives the message that there's no module named genome.gconf. Back to square one?
home/user # youamp-player
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/youamp-player", line 22, in <module>
main()
File "/usr/bin/youamp-player", line 18, in main
player = youamp.ui.main.Window()
File "debian/youamp/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/youamp/ui/main.py", line 25, in __init__
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'set_application_name'
/home/user #
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2008-02-06
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#43
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that is really weird. one last test: could you go into the console, type "python" and after the interpreter starts type "import gnome.gconf" that should at least give the same error message.
And while you are there also try just "import gconf".
If both fail, go back to console and try:
dpkg-query -S gconf.so
And while you are there also try just "import gconf".
If both fail, go back to console and try:
dpkg-query -S gconf.so
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2008-02-06
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#44
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I've had the same experience. I install version 0.3 and get the gnome.gconf error. Then after uninstalling/reinstalling I get the 'set_application_name' error. I did try installing python2.5-gnome-dev (in red pill mode) but it mode no difference so I un-installed it.
importing gnome.gconf or gconf in the python interpreter both report 'ImportError: No module named gconf (or gnome.gconf). This is with python2.5.1 running on OS2008 on an N800. Application manager reports the python runtime as version c1.0-2
dpkg-query -S gconf.so produced
python2.5-gnome: /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gnome/gconf.so
importing gnome.gconf or gconf in the python interpreter both report 'ImportError: No module named gconf (or gnome.gconf). This is with python2.5.1 running on OS2008 on an N800. Application manager reports the python runtime as version c1.0-2
dpkg-query -S gconf.so produced
python2.5-gnome: /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gnome/gconf.so
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2008-02-06
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#45
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I really dont get it - it seems like you have a different python than me.
I have no *-dev packages installed and also use python2.5.1.
As a last hope you might remove python2.4 and install python2.5-runtime.
I have no *-dev packages installed and also use python2.5.1.
As a last hope you might remove python2.4 and install python2.5-runtime.
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2008-02-06
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#46
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I uninstalled and upgraded and everything went fine.
Lost my track repeat, of course, but I wanted you to know it was working for someone.
Lost my track repeat, of course, but I wanted you to know it was working for someone.
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2008-02-06
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#47
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Originally Posted by MadMan2k
Is the following of any use to you?
that is really weird. one last test: could you go into the console, type "python" and after the interpreter starts type "import gnome.gconf" that should at least give the same error message.
And while you are there also try just "import gconf".
If both fail, go back to console and try:
dpkg-query -S gconf.so
Nokia-N800-50-2:~# python
Python 2.5.1 (r251:54863, Oct 25 2007, 15:53:25)
[GCC 3.4.4 (release) (CodeSourcery ARM 2005q3-2)] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import gnome.gconf
>>> exit
Use exit() or Ctrl-D (i.e. EOF) to exit
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Nokia-N800-50-2:~# python
Python 2.5.1 (r251:54863, Oct 25 2007, 15:53:25)
[GCC 3.4.4 (release) (CodeSourcery ARM 2005q3-2)] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import gconf
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named gconf
>>> import gnome.gconf
>>>
Nokia-N800-50-2:~# dpkg-query -S gconf.so
python2.5-gnome: /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gnome/gconf.so
Nokia-N800-50-2:~#
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2008-02-06
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#48
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Same here. The dpkg-query produced
python2.5-gnome: /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gnome/gconf.so
And Python gave the same error messages.
python2.5-gnome: /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gnome/gconf.so
And Python gave the same error messages.
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2008-02-06
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#49
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Originally Posted by ascherjim
yeah, you have a different kind of error. On your system it finds gconf, but your gtk has no set_application_name method.
Is the following of any use to you?
So currently there are two kinds of errors:
* python-gconf is not found
* gtk.set_application_name is not found
and of course there are people where it just works
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2008-02-06
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Originally Posted by MadMan2k
Madman: The missing "python-gconf" error arose what I loaded YouAmp from your web site.
yeah, you have a different kind of error. On your system it finds gconf, but your gtk has no set_application_name method.
So currently there are two kinds of errors:
* python-gconf is not found
* gtk.set_application_name is not found
and of course there are people where it just works
The "gtk.set_application_name is not found" error arose when I loaded YouAmp from your alternate posted site of yesterday.
I suppose you've already considered querying those who have RECENTLY successfully installed and used YouAmp to see what is possibly different in their N800 systems. Good luck and regards, Jim
