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Last week I installed SuSE 10.1 on my laptop and the installation sources
known by the ZEN applet keep disappearing. If you right click the icons and choose for Configure there just gone. Sometimes one is left, sometimes none at all. It's not a matter of network connection. It happens when I'm online/offline. The sources are still available in Yast but they won't come back in ZEN. The only way to get them back it by adding them yourself. But within 2 or 3 days, there gone again. Are there more people with this problem? Regards, Rico |
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Rico wrote:
> Last week I installed SuSE 10.1 on my laptop and the installation sources > known by the ZEN applet keep disappearing. If you right click the icons > and choose for Configure there just gone. Sometimes one is left, sometimes > none at all. It's not a matter of network connection. It happens when I'm > online/offline. > > The sources are still available in Yast but they won't come back in ZEN. > The only way to get them back it by adding them yourself. But within 2 or > 3 days, there gone again. > > Are there more people with this problem? Yes, and I cannot find a pattern. Sometimes all sources will stay for a week or two, sometimes one, two or all will disappear after one day. On the bright side: I know all the longish URL's to the sources by heart know, so adding them again is a quick procedure .Olav -- http://home.online.no/~olav.pet/current_view.jpg |
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True, but I'm lazy
![]() It feels like checking the website for new versions again... You know, back in the days... ![]() Rico On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 09:06:39 +0000, Olav Pettershagen wrote: > > Yes, and I cannot find a pattern. Sometimes all sources will stay for a week > or two, sometimes one, two or all will disappear after one day. > > On the bright side: I know all the longish URL's to the sources by heart > know, so adding them again is a quick procedure .> > Olav |
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Rico wrote:
> Last week I installed SuSE 10.1 on my laptop and the installation sources > known by the ZEN applet keep disappearing. If you right click the icons > and choose for Configure there just gone. Sometimes one is left, sometimes > none at all. It's not a matter of network connection. It happens when I'm > online/offline. > > The sources are still available in Yast but they won't come back in ZEN. > The only way to get them back it by adding them yourself. But within 2 or > 3 days, there gone again. > > Are there more people with this problem? > > Regards, > > Rico Same problem here. I have noticed it today for the first time. Another bug? -- Alberto Garcia Baladia SUSE 10.1 i386 KDE 3.5.3 Kernel 2.6.16.13-4-smp |
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On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 13:44:38 -0400, Alberto Garcia Baladia
<aidalab9591@telefonica.net> wrote: > Rico wrote: > >> Last week I installed SuSE 10.1 on my laptop and the installation >> sources >> known by the ZEN applet keep disappearing. If you right click the icons >> and choose for Configure there just gone. Sometimes one is left, >> sometimes >> none at all. It's not a matter of network connection. It happens when >> I'm >> online/offline. >> >> The sources are still available in Yast but they won't come back in ZEN. >> The only way to get them back it by adding them yourself. But within 2 >> or >> 3 days, there gone again. >> >> Are there more people with this problem? >> >> Regards, >> >> Rico > > Same problem here. I have noticed it today for the first time. > Another > bug? > This isn't new, it's been happening on and off for weeks -- Suse 10.1 x64, kde3.53, opera 9.x weekly |
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Bill P wrote:
> This isn't new, it's been happening on and off for weeks It may be related to the yast -> zmd installation source sync problems. There's a bug on bugzilla about it and they're working on it, I think it's fixed in 10.2 alpha 2. -- Justin Grote Novell Support Connection Sysop Network Architect JWG Networks |
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Justin Grote [SysOp] wrote:
> It may be related to the yast -> zmd installation source sync problems. > There's a bug on bugzilla about it and they're working on it, I think > it's fixed in 10.2 alpha 2. Yeah, checking the "Most annyoing bugs" for 10.2 Alpha it seems it is much more mature than 10.1 shipping <G> SCNR Uwe -- Novell Support Connection Volunteer SysOp Please don't send me support related e-mail unless I ask you to do so. |
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But why wait for 10.2? If the bug is solved, would't it be
possible to release it on 10.1? Regards, Rico On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 04:32:46 +0000, Uwe Buckesfeld wrote: > Justin Grote [SysOp] wrote: > >> It may be related to the yast -> zmd installation source sync problems. >> There's a bug on bugzilla about it and they're working on it, I think >> it's fixed in 10.2 alpha 2. > > Yeah, checking the "Most annyoing bugs" for 10.2 Alpha it seems it is much more mature than 10.1 shipping <G> > > SCNR > Uwe |
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Rico wrote:
> But why wait for 10.2? If the bug is solved, would't it be > possible to release it on 10.1? Rico, I'd check the bug on bugzilla. Uwe -- Novell Support Connection Volunteer SysOp Please don't send me support related e-mail unless I ask you to do so. |
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Rico wrote:
> But why wait for 10.2? If the bug is solved, would't it be > possible to release it on 10.1? I'm sure it will be eventually, it's just in alpha 2 already because, well, it's an *alpha* release . Once they test it some more to makesure it doesn't create more problems than it solves, I'm sure it'll go up on the 10.1 updates. -- Justin Grote Novell Support Connection Sysop Network Architect JWG Networks |
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