On Sun, 2009-04-05 at 11:34 -0500, Lanny Marcus wrote: > On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 6:59 AM, Jim Perrin <jperrin at gmail.com> wrote: > > On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 7:40 AM, jarmo <oh1mrr at nic.fi> wrote: > >> I found reason, why update wont go. I have installed much newer > >> glibc, than what comes with 5.3. I needed that, because of couple > >> radioamateur progs. > >> Now have to think, how do I downgrade glibc. If I try remove, there's > >> over 600 pagages, which have to remove and that's not good. > > > > I'm rather surprised that your system is even 'mostly' funcitonal > > after having updated glibc. It's a core package that nearly everything > > in the distro requires, and is built against. I'm curious as to why > > you forced in a glibc update instead of rebuilding radioamateur to > > suit the existing glibc? > > Jarmo: If you need the "latest and greatest" stuff, to run the ham > radio software, this may not be the best distro for you. This is an > Enterprise distro, which rarely, if ever, has the "latest and > greatest". If you break it, you get to keep the pieces. Read the > information on the CentOS Wiki, about why not to do what you did and > how to configure the priorities plugin. 73, Lanny ---- My Two CentOS! It is the latest and greatest for Ham Radio. http://hamlib.sourceforge.net/ Or you can get it from Karans Repo "karan.org" The average ham want have a clue how to use it on CentOS. I've often thought about a Wiki Article on it. I'm just waiting on Yaesu FT 9000DX support. Hamlib is just that a "Libary" other apps interface with the lib to be able to use it. If the OP wants a turn key system he look the Debian Way. It provide everything from logging to radio control. JohnStanley