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[ILUG] RHEL 3.6 and Realplayer 10

[ILUG] RHEL 3.6 and Realplayer 10

conor at discuskeeping.com conor at discuskeeping.com
Fri Jun 9 12:51:28 IST 2006


Quoting Lars Hecking <lhecking at users.sourceforge.net>:
>> Tried it this morning but still the exact same problem unfortunately.
>> We also tried installing the RealPlayer package from RHEL 4 onto 3.6
>> but it complained about libraries. That makes me think that it's a

Well, at least you got your system updated ;-0

>> problem with the libraries in 3.6 and which ones realplayer is using
>> or how they were compiled for the opteron. Does that sound like it
>> could be right ?

I've no experience with opteron, but I reckon it should work, its the  
same codebase as EM64T, init?

>  To my knowledge, rh"e"l3 doesn't support mp3 at all, it was removed
>  for licensing reasons. What worked for me was copying

Correct, but realplayer should have this built in non?
Thats a question, I never use realplayer on linux.

>  /usr/lib/xmms/Input/libmpg123.so over from rh7.3, but this will
>  probably not work on x86_64 (I think 7.3 had no Opteron support).

Hmm, x86_64 systems can have x86 apps/libs installed along side  
without a hitch.
An example is openmanage on dell servers, they provide X86 rpm's for  
use on X86_64 systems, works grand.

So the question is, what libs is it moaning about exactly?
I would try installing them and re-test for the craic.

regards
Conor.



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