• Fedora Yum Replacement

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Generateur keygen jeux steam pc gaming. I've searched the forum and I bet I'm just over looking something. I have Firefox 3.5.1 running on Fedora 11.

I have the GPK Package Manager for Gnome and it shows Adobe Flash 10 is installed (for i386). However the Flash test at says I still need to download the plugin.Here are the resources I've consulted so far:- So I made sure I was at root@localhost - This is for Fedora 8 and I'm not sure if it applies.- But I did try 'yum install flash-player' but got 'No package flash-player available'. Thanks for your feedback knudfl. Sorry I didn't see your response before I took a few extra steps or I would have tried that first. However I came across which gave me a great step by step installation for Fedora 11.The third page gave me a tip to run 'about: plugins' from the url in Firefox which gave me my 'Aha moment' when it came back and said their were no plugins install. I restarted Firefox and it still said no plugins installed.Then I searched through some more resources and came across these two commands. I tried the first one but 'about: plugins' still showed no plugins installed.

Then I tried the 2nd one and it said again no plugins installed. However after I installed the 2nd command below I decided to restart Firefox again, and 'Bingo'.su -c 'yum install flash-plugin alsa-plugins-pulseaudio libcurl'su -c 'yum install flash-plugin nspluginwrapper.x8664 nspluginwrapper.i586 alsa-plugins-pulseaudio.i586 libcurl.i586'So I honestly can't say which of the two commands fixed the prob.

I'm leaning on the 2nd one simply because it seemed to do a lot more after it was run. This takes care of my 'Adobe Flash Player' problem but I still don't have the 'Adobe Shockwave Player' problem fixed yet. Thanks for your help. Thanks for the info Knudfl.

Fedora Yum Replacement

Saved me some time in barking up the wrong tree.I have been able to find (and ) but I don't think I will try it just this moment. If/when I do I will come back to this thread to provide feedback to help the next person.And there is also a here on another LinuxQuestions forum (I just found it a few min ago). However I have a few other things that I want to tackle; namely a windows backup (per my nephews request), and the completion of a few other tweaks on this Linux installation that I am working on right now.Again, thanks for the information. And I hope this thread gives some sort of help to the next soul trying to search for a solution on this problem:-). I have this message:root@quimica flash# yum search flashLoaded plugins: rhnplugin, securityThis system is not registered with RHN.RHN support will be disabled.Errno 4 IOError: Trying other mirror.Error: Cannot retrieve repository metadata (repomd.xml) for repository: adobe-linux-i386. Please verify its path and try againroot@quimica flash# yum install flash-pluginLoaded plugins: rhnplugin, securityThis system is not registered with RHN.RHN support will be disabled.Errno 4 IOError: Trying other mirror.Error: Cannot retrieve repository metadata (repomd.xml) for repository: adobe-linux-i386.

YUM is a very cool software installation and management tool for Red Hat Linux based systems. It makes installing new packages or updating existing ones a breeze by taking care of installing all the dependancies. Let’s look at how to set it up on a Fedora Linux machine and then how to use it.

Please verify its path and try again. Knudfl, I appreciate everything you've helped me with, but don't you think there is a chance you were being a little harsh with the newbie.You did say 'please':-). But 'blunting them up' with the whole 'hijacking the thread' comment might be a bit discouraging for him/her if they are a newb and not familiar with the personality of Linux uber geeks:-)caoz96LQ NewbieRegistered: Aug 2009Posts: 3Thanked: 0After all he/she just might not know any better or be too young to know the proper etiquette in forums. Of course, if 'caoz96' is a little older or already familiar with forums, then he/she should know better.No disrespect intended towards Knudfl at all.

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Mailing list: (for Fedora Alpha / Beta release)Documentation.Join the Fedora Project. I am relatively new to Fedora (less than 24h of experience) and I tried installing flash player from posts I found on ask.fedoraproject.The posts were and, however both did not end up working. The first topic installed flashplayer-plugin and was for some odd reason not recognized by Mozilla Firefox and the second link got me the following error message curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 404 Not Founderror: import read failed(2).The question may be kinda stupid, but as I already mentioned I am relatively new to Fedora (and linux in general), so if someone can explain the cause of the issues, I would be more than grateful.