Mihai Maties wrote:
On Tuesday 02 March 2004 23:13, Matt Morgan wrote:
Thanks. I tried that. What I noticed happening is, first of all, it
acted like it was going to install the i386, the i686, and the athlon
versions (I have a pentium 4). Then second it failed in the dependency
part when it wanted packages called libmad and libmad.so.0. It said they
weren't available. Any idea why, or where I can get those?
Mitch Wiedemann wrote:
I recommend having another try with K3B. It really is a great
program. I installed it by adding the following to my yum.conf file:
[xcyb-stable]
name=Fedora Core 1 ( xcyborg / stable )
baseurl=http://rpms.xcyb.org/fedora/1/stable/
[xcyb-bleeding]
name=Fedora Core 1 ( xcyborg / bleeding )
baseurl=http://rpms.xcyb.org/fedora/1/bleeding/
And then run (as root):
yum install k3b
I do not provide dependencies for K3b, only the application itself. For
dependencies check http://yarrow.freshrpms.net, http://rpm.livna.org, or/and
http://fedora.us .
Basically you'll need libmad, id3lib and libflac for K3b to properly work.
Mihai
Thanks! Freshrpms had the packages I needed. Libmad was a little hard to
find.
