Re: FC6 MP3 issues and other queries
- From: noi <noi@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 06 Jan 2007 02:44:20 -0600
On Sat, 06 Jan 2007 13:42:24 -0800, Poma wrote this:
Yuck. Somehow it must have installed into a free partition.
"noi" <noi@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Fri, 05 Jan 2007 16:56:18 -0800, Poma wrote this:but
Hi all,
Sorry to add a few queries in one post. But all are related. While
reinstalling FC6 yesterday, I chose the 'Customize Now 'option and
selected minimal set of programs totally avoiding the 'Development
Package.' Then I got Yumex which enabled me to get the programs like
Amarok and Kaffeine. I thought this would help me to listen to my MP3s
asKaffeine gives an error like some xine related file is missing. I
downloaded XMMS, MP3Blaster but none of these programs can be
installed
thethey give an error saying some 'C' ...I think it refers to Compiler-
is missing.
I would like to know if the problem is arising due to my avoidance of
andDevelopment Package while I installed FC6?
As a workaround, I chose to upgrade the installation. It installed
whatever was needed on it own and now after rebooting I get 3 OS. The
upgraded/latest at the top then FC6 as my basic, previous installation
Thanks a ton for your replies. Well, the Grub displayed only FC6 and OtherBillboy's XP as Other.
I think the mp3 packages are in the extras repositories for FC6. If
not just use the commandline
$ yum search mp3
to look through the repositories for mp3 modules.
Not sure if you intend to have 3 OS or mistakenly installed 3 OS. If
unintended I'd delete the FC6 partition and start over.
(Windows). Facing MP3 problems when most programs gave some error, I
thought perhaps this had something to do with my avoidance of Development
Package. Hence, I thought of "adding/upgrading" and inserted FC6 dvd. It
checked for existing FC installation and when I chose "Upgrade" it did
something on its own and installed, what I guess were missing programs but
it did not give me options/list to choose from. When the system rebooted,
the Grub now displayed FC6, latest/upgrade, then FC6 as my previous and
Other being Windows.
Now my question is how do I delete the upgraded stuff? Will removing it
from Grub also delete the programs that it installed?
In a terminal window run
$ su -c fdisk -l /dev/hda
$ cat /etc/fstab
Where /dev/hda represent hd1 if that where you installed these OS.
Post the results then we can discuss deleting partitions you don't want.
Sorry I assumed you had NTFS partitions. Fat32 is natively supported youcanIn Ubuntu, the dektop shows the Windows drives too. Is there anyway I
I dont use NTFS. My Windows is on FAT32. Will this be a problem? Then howget those drives in FC, if so, how?
NTFS support is now native to FC6, you have to install the modules
kernel-module-ntfs and kmod-ntfs
can I access FAT32 Win drives on FC?
only need to mount the hd for instance
$ mount -t vfat -o noauto,user,defaults /dev/hda1 /mnt/XPdrive
Review man pages for mount, su, fdisk and fstab
$ man fstab
Whatever's highlighted use that one, update I think.
Here's a link to mjmwired who's do a great job documenting most of theYumex gives some four options. I would like to know which to select from
detailed instructions for apps you'll likely need for FC6 including mp3
support.
http://www.mjmwired.net/resources/mjm-fedora-fc6.html
Also, post installation read the release notes, and make sure you've
installed the important repositories.
YUMEX is very good.
"Update Only" and "Load Metadata"
Rgds Poms
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