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2007-12-31
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Hi Honeybadger,
I tried the advice from TECHNUT in this thread, I then disabled (didn't delete - just clicked the box) all other Maemo catalogues in the Application Manager. It then worked OK.
What I need to know is what catalogues should I have in there when all is sorted??? There are 5 at the moment (disabled) plus the TEMP ones from TECHNUT's click now.
I tried the advice from TECHNUT in this thread, I then disabled (didn't delete - just clicked the box) all other Maemo catalogues in the Application Manager. It then worked OK.
What I need to know is what catalogues should I have in there when all is sorted??? There are 5 at the moment (disabled) plus the TEMP ones from TECHNUT's click now.
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2007-12-31
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@ Seattle
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#83
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Originally Posted by Twinkletoes
What repositories one has in their catalog will completely depend on what apps one wants to install. TechNuts temp repos are for the Maemo and Maemo Extras repos. So when all is fixed, you would delete the temporary ones and enable those two (plus any others you want to install apps from). I personally have ~12 repos in my catalog.
Hi Honeybadger,
I tried the advice from TECHNUT in this thread, I then disabled (didn't delete - just clicked the box) all other Maemo catalogues in the Application Manager. It then worked OK.
What I need to know is what catalogues should I have in there when all is sorted??? There are 5 at the moment (disabled) plus the TEMP ones from TECHNUT's click now.
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2007-12-31
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@ somewhere in the far south
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#84
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Originally Posted by PinCushionQueen
So, be ready to keep them for a long time...
What repositories one has in their catalog will completely depend on what apps one wants to install. TechNuts temp repos are for the Maemo and Maemo Extras repos. So when all is fixed, you would delete the temporary ones and enable those two (plus any others you want to install apps from). I personally have ~12 repos in my catalog.
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2007-12-31
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#85
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Well I now have 2 repostory catalogs and still can't install anything...
Any other ideas?
Any other ideas?
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2007-12-31
, 21:11
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#86
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I gonna tell you how I installed everithing on my last reflash (one day ago)
First; delete all existing repos on your app manager
second: go to gronmayer and download every single repo for your os (be carefull to download the proper one) (if your OS is 2008 you will see that the first two or three repos does'nt work; don't care about, install all the others including the temp fix ones!)
after that, you will be able to install almost all the apps available for your OS. If any app is not listed, then go to Maemo and install the individual app from there.
First; delete all existing repos on your app manager
second: go to gronmayer and download every single repo for your os (be carefull to download the proper one) (if your OS is 2008 you will see that the first two or three repos does'nt work; don't care about, install all the others including the temp fix ones!)
after that, you will be able to install almost all the apps available for your OS. If any app is not listed, then go to Maemo and install the individual app from there.
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2007-12-31
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@ London UK
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#87
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Any other ideas?
It seems pointless wasting time on this now, of course it may prove to be equally fruitless on 2nd Jan.
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2007-12-31
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@ St. Petersburg, FL
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#88
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Seems like it may be back to functional, as everything is working fine over here with repository.maemo.org and stage.maemo.org seems to be down.
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2007-12-31
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#89
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I did everything everyone has said, taking out the "i", downloading technut's TEMPORARY repositories, and yet I still CAN'T get python 2.5 to install. It downloads very nicely, but fails to install and is bugging the heck out of me!!! Kill me now... (I think we need a thread dedicated to ranting) 
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2007-12-31
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#90
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Originally Posted by wizink
Well, stage.maemo.org is now down, so have you tried just using repoitory.maemo.org? You'll also need bora extras.
I did everything everyone has said, taking out the "i", downloading technut's TEMPORARY repositories, and yet I still CAN'T get python 2.5 to install. It downloads very nicely, but fails to install and is bugging the heck out of me!!! Kill me now... (I think we need a thread dedicated to ranting)
I have tried both ways without success.