I haven’t been able to install ClamAV (seems to install, but can’t find the program), Wine (I would install from the repo, but don’t know to right file) and Dolphin emulator (4.0+7161) among others. I usually get this error when the installation process should start, but I’ve seen this also (trying again doesn’t help):
I have been able to install some pieces of software like KeepassX and Thunderbird. I have updated my system with Package Updater.
This is a fresh install, I formatted my hard drive after Windows with the openSUSE installer.
Can someone test if you can install/update some of the programs mentioned above? Can the issue be in the repository?
I can’t compile from the source.
Remove that “Ports” repo.
It doesn’t contain any packages for your system, only for different CPUs like ARM or PPC.
Can someone test if you can install/update some of the programs mentioned above?
Of course. I do have Wine installed without problems.
Can the issue be in the repository?
Yes, the one mentioned in your error message is not intended for you.
Other than that, your description is a bit too vague to say what exactly is the problem.
But anyway, please post your repo list for further comments:
So it should be installed. Or did you get an error message?
I’ll try that, can you provide step-to-step instructions?
It isn’t in your list. So you probably clicked on some 1-click install that wanted to add it and failed.
Some note about your repos:
Remove #5, that is for openSUSE 12.1, and you have the right one too as well (#6).
Remove the VLC repo (#2), it is incompatible with Packman, and everything is available from Packman anyway.
You can remove repos in YaST->Software Repositories, or something like “zypper rr 5” (you can also specify the name instead of the number, e.g. “zypper rr SuSE”).
On 2015-09-19 11:16, corgi wrote:
>> But anyway, please post your repo list for further comments
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Please, next time, use code tags for pasting all that. Use the ‘#’
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There are definitely errors with some packages - Rubyripper GUI can’t be installed and I only managed to install a two-year-old 4.0.2 version of the Dolphin emulator (fairly recent 4.0+7161 gives an error).
Hi
Just to clarify your thread title, the only ‘official’ repositories are the oss, non-oss and update repositories (and their respect debug/source repos if present). You have home OBS repos, development repos and third party repos added which can create an additional set of issues… In your case I replied in your thread about rubyripper gui.
To be precise, this always happens when I try to pick a 64-bit version.
Does “1 Click Install” automatically pick a 64-bit version when available? I don’t want to use 32-bit version of programs demanding like VirtualBox.
I downloaded **openSUSE 13.2 AMD64 **version of VirtualBox from Oracle’s homepage and got the same “can’t install file” error, so this isn’t related to openSUSE’s repo.
Should the RPM package work? Did I do something wrong?
CPU
Intel Core i7-4770K @ 3.50GHz
RAM
16,00Gt Dual-Channel DDR3
Motherboard
ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. Z87-PRO
Graphics
Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 Ti
That’s because the package management cannot verify the package signature (because the signing key is missing), and PackageKit doesn’t like that and aborts with an error message.
Add the repo and install it with YaST or zypper.
Or use “zypper in xxx.rpm” or “rpm -i xxx.rpm” to install the downloaded .rpm file instead of just double-clicking on it.
So you are downloading the package, and try to install it via double-clicking on it?
As said, that probably doesn’t work because PackageKit cannot verify the package signature.
Click on the “1-click install” instead.
Or use “zypper in xxx.rpm” or “rpm -i xxx.rpm” to install the downloaded package.
Does “1 Click Install” automatically pick a 64-bit version when available? I don’t want to use 32-bit version of programs demanding like VirtualBox.
Yes.
Btw, also virtualbox is available in the standard repos. Just use YaST or zypper to install it.