On Sat, 2004-05-29 at 10:54, Green wrote: > Thank you for your reports that flash-plugin 7.0 works fine. > > As for me, it does not, indeed on my desktop PC. I installed this Flash 7.0 > by 'apt-get upgrade. > > Then I removed flash-plugin 7.0 by 'apt-get remove' and > re-installed this by APT, but situation did not improved. > At the same time, I tested flash-plugin 7.0 on another notebook PC. The > result was quite similar to the desktop PC. > > So far, there is no good idea for me to solve this matter, I expect an > update release. Thanks. > > Green. Add this to your yum.conf file: /etc/yum.conf [flash] name=Flash Plugin $releasever - $basearch - Flash baseurl=http://sluglug.ucsc.edu/macromedia/apt/fedora/2/ yum check-update yum install flash* When I installed it, it put the update in the mozilla 1.6 plugins directory without any interaction from me except accepting the license agreement. I am not sure what else I can tell you. You can always try and find the plugin on the hard drive and make a symbolic link to your mozilla folder. I am not sure what repository you used, I know the one I listed above worked really well for me and it is supported under apt-get also. http://macromedia.mplug.org/ Gerald
