I had posted in the install/boot forum about a problem I was having with
openSUSE 10.3. After a ton of trying to get the system to work again, I
ended up having to do a new install (I still had the cd from when I
installed it the first time). I now have the system back, in a way.
The problem is, when I try to install some stuff I had on the old setup
(SMplayer, hplip, and some others), I get a list of dependencies that
can’t be resolved. it’s mostly a bunch of lib* stuff, and I would think
that Yast would be able to find that stuff!
I can deal with that stuff for now, but need my printer at the VERY
least.
Michael
(by the way, the printer is a HP Photosmart 7260, and the HP site
directs me to the HPLIP site and driver. I had it working before the
crash, as well as the other stuff I’m having problems installing now, so
I KNOW it’s possible.)
Maybe I should have been a bit more specific. I AM using Yast, and I
STILL get the list of unresolved dependencies. (My first post included
getting the dependencies problem with hplip, just not that I was using
Yast)
Uh, I need to apologize. The error seems to be that I hadn’t actually
added a repo I needed when I thought that I HAD. In short, my problem
is resolved, and SOMEhow it was my fault. Nothing got messed up, but I
made assumptions before double-checking. I also fear that I may have
been a bit sarcastic in my earlier reply.
I’m sure I’ll need to ask more questions here sooner or later, but for
now this is [SOLVED]
Glad you got it sorted