From: Tim A. <ti...@pr...> - 2006-02-19 04:43:21
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Michael Lightfoot wrote: > On Saturday 18 February 2006 22:49, Michael Lightfoot wrote: > > I have now installed python-gnome2 2.12 from Debian unstable but it doesn't > fix the problem. I suppose there are other gnome/python components which are > still interfering with gramps. > > As I am decidedly NOT a python programmer (and not really a programmer at all) > I can't really get any more diagnostics. Has anyone else suffering from this > gnome/python problem got a solution that doesn't involve me hacking my key > Linux system from moderately stable to unusable. :-) I had a slightly similar, but, I think, different, experience when I upgraded my gnome recently, on my gentoo box. I also upgraded my gcc and glibc at the same time. Gramps stopped working, segfaulting during startup. I presumed that I had some dependency or other that needed rebuilding after the gnome/glibc upgrade, so started tracking them down and rebuilding them one by one. Eventually after I rebuilt expat, it all worked ok. The errors you're seeing don't sound exactly like what I'm seeing, so I guess if it's a dependency problem it's a different one (ie not expat). But I suppose if you have the persistence to just update packages one by one, you will probably get there. I don't know much about the internal format of a .deb, but presumably it does declare dependencies somewhere, so that would tell you what to concentrate on. Tim |