yet another package installation problem!

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#1

Hi,

Am using momentics nc6.2, in a FAT partition under winXP, have downloaded
iso image to
hard drive and extracted the files using a converter program. Then run setup
from hd, and
installed a dual boot OS. (because I have no cd burner).

The qnx installs the core packages, but the extra ones like the GNU toolset,
are not. If I go
to the hard drive directory where the repository is, the installer
recognises the packages
but it wont display them, so they cant be selected for installation.

I used the old installer and set ‘add’ repository, as my repository
directory. It can download
them from this directory, but again, wont display the packages for install.?

Can anyone help, as I have seen other messages from people in similar
situations.

Thanks,

Adam,
UK.

#2

adam weall <adam_jw@htomail.com> wrote in article <ag1pim$9e$1@inn.qnx.com>…

Hi,

Am using momentics nc6.2, in a FAT partition under winXP, have downloaded
iso image to
hard drive and extracted the files using a converter program. Then run setup
from hd, and
installed a dual boot OS. (because I have no cd burner).

The qnx installs the core packages, but the extra ones like the GNU toolset,
are not. If I go
to the hard drive directory where the repository is, the installer
recognises the packages
but it wont display them, so they cant be selected for installation.

Are you sure that you have the correct copy of repository on hard drive?
Please try to mount the qnxnc62.iso and install packages from image:

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnx/qnxnc62.iso /fs/cd0

I suppose you have the iso image on FAT partition which is mounted as /fs/hd0-dos and the image is
in directory ‘qnx’ on partition (change it for your actual names). Let’s know if problem goes out.
Cheers,

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net


I used the old installer and set ‘add’ repository, as my repository
directory. It can download
them from this directory, but again, wont display the packages for install.?

Can anyone help, as I have seen other messages from people in similar
situations.

Thanks,

Adam,
UK.



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#3

Thanks for reply. Tried your command but got ‘no fstab entries found’.

As regards the repository, it is the one which is contained in the momentics
6.2
image donwload.

It seems strange because if the image had been on the cd, and not on the
hard drive
the old installer would see the same repository.qrm that it now sees on the
hard drive.
I can see the .qpk and .qrm
files on the hard drive using the old installer, and the installer lets me
download them to another location
but when I go to view repository, it shows nothing, even though it says that
there are packages in the
repository, so I cant install.


regards,
Adam.


“ed1k” <ed1k@spamerstrap.com> wrote in message
news:01c223f8$cb7ca3c0$106fa8c0@ED1K…

adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
ag1pim$9e$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
Hi,

Am using momentics nc6.2, in a FAT partition under winXP, have
downloaded
iso image to
hard drive and extracted the files using a converter program. Then run
setup
from hd, and
installed a dual boot OS. (because I have no cd burner).

The qnx installs the core packages, but the extra ones like the GNU
toolset,
are not. If I go
to the hard drive directory where the repository is, the installer
recognises the packages
but it wont display them, so they cant be selected for installation.

Are you sure that you have the correct copy of repository on hard drive?
Please try to mount the qnxnc62.iso and install packages from image:

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnx/qnxnc62.iso /fs/cd0

I suppose you have the iso image on FAT partition which is mounted as
/fs/hd0-dos and the image is
in directory ‘qnx’ on partition (change it for your actual names). Let’s
know if problem goes out.
Cheers,

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



I used the old installer and set ‘add’ repository, as my repository
directory. It can download
them from this directory, but again, wont display the packages for
install.?

Can anyone help, as I have seen other messages from people in similar
situations.

Thanks,

Adam,
UK.



\

#4

adam weall <adam_jw@htomail.com> wrote in article <ag437j$l9r$1@inn.qnx.com>…

Thanks for reply. Tried your command but got ‘no fstab entries found’.

Very odd. You don’t need any fstab… are you put all arguments in command line right? or try mount
as /fs/qnx-cd for example…

As regards the repository, it is the one which is contained in the momentics
6.2
image donwload.

It seems strange because if the image had been on the cd, and not on the
hard drive
the old installer would see the same repository.qrm that it now sees on the
hard drive.

My thought was about some errors (upper case filenames, etc.) which might be when you were
exctracting by some windows tool.

I can see the .qpk and .qrm
files on the hard drive using the old installer, and the installer lets me
download them to another location
but when I go to view repository, it shows nothing, even though it says that
there are packages in the
repository, so I cant install.

I can’t tell about new qnxinstaller, I did not look it yet :wink: Try to select “view my software”
radioboxes in old installer and click on “view repository” button. Might be you have all software
already installed? (no new software) Then you want “pub100” CD.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net




regards,
Adam.


“ed1k” <> ed1k@spamerstrap.com> > wrote in message
news:01c223f8$cb7ca3c0$106fa8c0@ED1K…
adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
ag1pim$9e$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
Hi,

Am using momentics nc6.2, in a FAT partition under winXP, have
downloaded
iso image to
hard drive and extracted the files using a converter program. Then run
setup
from hd, and
installed a dual boot OS. (because I have no cd burner).

The qnx installs the core packages, but the extra ones like the GNU
toolset,
are not. If I go
to the hard drive directory where the repository is, the installer
recognises the packages
but it wont display them, so they cant be selected for installation.

Are you sure that you have the correct copy of repository on hard drive?
Please try to mount the qnxnc62.iso and install packages from image:

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnx/qnxnc62.iso /fs/cd0

I suppose you have the iso image on FAT partition which is mounted as
/fs/hd0-dos and the image is
in directory ‘qnx’ on partition (change it for your actual names). Let’s
know if problem goes out.
Cheers,

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



I used the old installer and set ‘add’ repository, as my repository
directory. It can download
them from this directory, but again, wont display the packages for
install.?

Can anyone help, as I have seen other messages from people in similar
situations.

Thanks,

Adam,
UK.






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#5

tried but didnt work. I reckon I need to get the image put onto a CD as
extracted/bootable, then
use the new installer maybe.

Many thanks for your feedback.

best regards,
Adam.


“ed1k” <ed1k@spamerstrap.com> wrote in message
news:01c22439$6b728bc0$106fa8c0@ED1K…

adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
ag437j$l9r$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
Thanks for reply. Tried your command but got ‘no fstab entries found’.

Very odd. You don’t need any fstab… are you put all arguments in command
line right? or try mount
as /fs/qnx-cd for example…


As regards the repository, it is the one which is contained in the
momentics
6.2
image donwload.

It seems strange because if the image had been on the cd, and not on the
hard drive
the old installer would see the same repository.qrm that it now sees on
the
hard drive.

My thought was about some errors (upper case filenames, etc.) which might
be when you were
exctracting by some windows tool.

I can see the .qpk and .qrm
files on the hard drive using the old installer, and the installer lets
me
download them to another location
but when I go to view repository, it shows nothing, even though it says
that
there are packages in the
repository, so I cant install.

I can’t tell about new qnxinstaller, I did not look it yet > :wink: > Try to
select “view my software”
radioboxes in old installer and click on “view repository” button. Might
be you have all software
already installed? (no new software) Then you want “pub100” CD.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net






regards,
Adam.


“ed1k” <> ed1k@spamerstrap.com> > wrote in message
news:01c223f8$cb7ca3c0$106fa8c0@ED1K…
adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
ag1pim$9e$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
Hi,

Am using momentics nc6.2, in a FAT partition under winXP, have
downloaded
iso image to
hard drive and extracted the files using a converter program. Then
run
setup
from hd, and
installed a dual boot OS. (because I have no cd burner).

The qnx installs the core packages, but the extra ones like the GNU
toolset,
are not. If I go
to the hard drive directory where the repository is, the installer
recognises the packages
but it wont display them, so they cant be selected for installation.

Are you sure that you have the correct copy of repository on hard
drive?
Please try to mount the qnxnc62.iso and install packages from image:

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnx/qnxnc62.iso /fs/cd0

I suppose you have the iso image on FAT partition which is mounted as
/fs/hd0-dos and the image is
in directory ‘qnx’ on partition (change it for your actual names).
Let’s
know if problem goes out.
Cheers,

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



I used the old installer and set ‘add’ repository, as my repository
directory. It can download
them from this directory, but again, wont display the packages for
install.?

Can anyone help, as I have seen other messages from people in
similar
situations.

Thanks,

Adam,
UK.






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#6

Adam,
I tried to mount the iso image which I’ve downloaded under windows (it was my first suggestion). It
worked great. Should not be problem to mount the iso image as CD filesystem and it should be
indiffirently for any installer in which way the CD filesystem is created (it’s mounted /dev/cd0 or
it’s mounted the iso file). Did you check out the iso image checksum?
Best regards.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net

adam weall <adam_jw@htomail.com> wrote in article <ag6tl9$dp9$1@inn.qnx.com>…

tried but didnt work. I reckon I need to get the image put onto a CD as
extracted/bootable, then
use the new installer maybe.

Many thanks for your feedback.

best regards,
Adam.

#7

tried mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso
also with the image on the cd drive.

both gave cant mount / cd type
possible reason: permission denied.

I have noticed that the old installer doesnt see the core packages already
installed,
but the new installer does. Is it possible that the packages included with
version 6.2 are
only meant for the new installer.? As I am using version 6.2.

regards,
Adam.




“ed1k” <ed1k@spamerstrap.com> wrote in message
news:01c2264e$c897eea0$106fa8c0@ED1K…

Adam,
I tried to mount the iso image which I’ve downloaded under windows (it was
my first suggestion). It
worked great. Should not be problem to mount the iso image as CD
filesystem and it should be
indiffirently for any installer in which way the CD filesystem is created
(it’s mounted /dev/cd0 or
it’s mounted the iso file). Did you check out the iso image checksum?
Best regards.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net

adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
ag6tl9$dp9$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
tried but didnt work. I reckon I need to get the image put onto a CD as
extracted/bootable, then
use the new installer maybe.

Many thanks for your feedback.

best regards,
Adam.

#8

adam weall <adam_jw@htomail.com> wrote in article <agbhqf$mop$1@inn.qnx.com>…

tried mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso

both gave cant mount / cd type
possible reason: permission denied.

Please try login as root and

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso /fs/qnxnc

Than

cd /fs/qnxnc

ls

Can you see the contents of image?

Mount point shouln not be / (root) but /fs/qnxnc (or whatever you want, but better to place
everything you mounted under /fs directory…)

I have noticed that the old installer doesnt see the core packages already
installed,

Old installer has configuration box

(*) View new software

When this box is checked (default) you’ll not see the already installed packages.

but the new installer does. Is it possible that the packages included with
version 6.2 are
only meant for the new installer.?

I don’t think so.

Best regards.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



As I am using version 6.2.

regards,
Adam.

#9

did that and has mounted the image. The ls command shows the extracted
iso image and I can now see the repository directory and its package
contents listed
as well as the rest of the image contents.

The old installer still wont show these packages for installation though.

Adam.



“ed1k” <ed1k@spamerstrap.com> wrote in message
news:01c22666$11a76d20$106fa8c0@ED1K…

adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
agbhqf$mop$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
tried mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso

both gave cant mount / cd type
possible reason: permission denied.


Please try login as root and

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso /fs/qnxnc

Than

cd /fs/qnxnc

ls

Can you see the contents of image?

Mount point shouln not be / (root) but /fs/qnxnc (or whatever you want,
but better to place
everything you mounted under /fs directory…)

I have noticed that the old installer doesnt see the core packages
already
installed,

Old installer has configuration box

(*) View new software

When this box is checked (default) you’ll not see the already installed
packages.

but the new installer does. Is it possible that the packages included
with
version 6.2 are
only meant for the new installer.?

I don’t think so.

Best regards.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



As I am using version 6.2.

regards,
Adam.

#10

I’d be a lot more sure of what you’re trying to do if you were using the
“new” installer. It’s not any more complicated than the “old” installer. And
it can handle a lot more varied packages than the older one, and supports a
number of new tags that the old installer will not recognize.

Jerry Chappell

“adam weall” <adam_jw@htomail.com> wrote in message
news:agcnee$kjd$1@inn.qnx.com…

did that and has mounted the image. The ls command shows the extracted
iso image and I can now see the repository directory and its package
contents listed
as well as the rest of the image contents.

The old installer still wont show these packages for installation though.

Adam.



“ed1k” <> ed1k@spamerstrap.com> > wrote in message
news:01c22666$11a76d20$106fa8c0@ED1K…
adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
agbhqf$mop$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
tried mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso

both gave cant mount / cd type
possible reason: permission denied.


Please try login as root and

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso /fs/qnxnc

Than

cd /fs/qnxnc

ls

Can you see the contents of image?

Mount point shouln not be / (root) but /fs/qnxnc (or whatever you want,
but better to place
everything you mounted under /fs directory…)

I have noticed that the old installer doesnt see the core packages
already
installed,

Old installer has configuration box

(*) View new software

When this box is checked (default) you’ll not see the already installed
packages.

but the new installer does. Is it possible that the packages included
with
version 6.2 are
only meant for the new installer.?

I don’t think so.

Best regards.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



As I am using version 6.2.

regards,
Adam.

\

#11

problem is that I have no cd-burner, so have downloaded iso image and
extracted it, then
installed the qnx OS as dual boot from the hard drive. But need to access
the packages that
are included with the image like gcc which are not automatically installed.

The new installer has one option for local repositories on the cd drive, but
you cant tell
it other places to look, like the repository directory on my hard drive.

old installer can be told where to look, has detected the repository on the
hard drive but
for some reason wont show the packages as items for selection. So I cant
install them.

Adam.

“Jerry Chappell” <jchappell@cyberus.ca> wrote in message
news:agcoaj$p9h$1@nntp.qnx.com…

I’d be a lot more sure of what you’re trying to do if you were using the
“new” installer. It’s not any more complicated than the “old” installer.
And
it can handle a lot more varied packages than the older one, and supports
a
number of new tags that the old installer will not recognize.

Jerry Chappell

“adam weall” <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in message
news:agcnee$kjd$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
did that and has mounted the image. The ls command shows the extracted
iso image and I can now see the repository directory and its package
contents listed
as well as the rest of the image contents.

The old installer still wont show these packages for installation
though.

Adam.



“ed1k” <> ed1k@spamerstrap.com> > wrote in message
news:01c22666$11a76d20$106fa8c0@ED1K…
adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
agbhqf$mop$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
tried mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso

both gave cant mount / cd type
possible reason: permission denied.


Please try login as root and

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso /fs/qnxnc

Than

cd /fs/qnxnc

ls

Can you see the contents of image?

Mount point shouln not be / (root) but /fs/qnxnc (or whatever you
want,
but better to place
everything you mounted under /fs directory…)

I have noticed that the old installer doesnt see the core packages
already
installed,

Old installer has configuration box

(*) View new software

When this box is checked (default) you’ll not see the already
installed
packages.

but the new installer does. Is it possible that the packages
included
with
version 6.2 are
only meant for the new installer.?

I don’t think so.

Best regards.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



As I am using version 6.2.

regards,
Adam.



\

#12

adam weall <adam_jw@htomail.com> wrote in article <age3rh$lpu$1@inn.qnx.com>…

problem is that I have no cd-burner, so have downloaded iso image and
extracted it, then
installed the qnx OS as dual boot from the hard drive. But need to access
the packages that
are included with the image like gcc which are not automatically installed.

The new installer has one option for local repositories on the cd drive, but
you cant tell
it other places to look, like the repository directory on my hard drive.

Well, you could

umount /fs/cd0

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso /fs/cd0

In this way you get the qnxnc620.iso image contents in the location as it expected by new installer
(/fs/cd0/repository/), don’t you?

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net


old installer can be told where to look, has detected the repository on the
hard drive but
for some reason wont show the packages as items for selection. So I cant
install them.

Adam.

“Jerry Chappell” <> jchappell@cyberus.ca> > wrote in message
news:agcoaj$p9h$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
I’d be a lot more sure of what you’re trying to do if you were using the
“new” installer. It’s not any more complicated than the “old” installer.
And
it can handle a lot more varied packages than the older one, and supports
a
number of new tags that the old installer will not recognize.

Jerry Chappell

“adam weall” <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in message
news:agcnee$kjd$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
did that and has mounted the image. The ls command shows the extracted
iso image and I can now see the repository directory and its package
contents listed
as well as the rest of the image contents.

The old installer still wont show these packages for installation
though.

Adam.



“ed1k” <> ed1k@spamerstrap.com> > wrote in message
news:01c22666$11a76d20$106fa8c0@ED1K…
adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
agbhqf$mop$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
tried mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso

both gave cant mount / cd type
possible reason: permission denied.


Please try login as root and

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso /fs/qnxnc

Than

cd /fs/qnxnc

ls

Can you see the contents of image?

Mount point shouln not be / (root) but /fs/qnxnc (or whatever you
want,
but better to place
everything you mounted under /fs directory…)

I have noticed that the old installer doesnt see the core packages
already
installed,

Old installer has configuration box

(*) View new software

When this box is checked (default) you’ll not see the already
installed
packages.

but the new installer does. Is it possible that the packages
included
with
version 6.2 are
only meant for the new installer.?

I don’t think so.

Best regards.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



As I am using version 6.2.

regards,
Adam.






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#13

many thanks to you eduard. The packages install from the DOS directory using
the mount method you gave.

Thanks once again,

Best regards,
Adam.


“ed1k” <ed1k@spamerstrap.com> wrote in message
news:01c22720$000109e0$106fa8c0@ED1K…

adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
age3rh$lpu$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
problem is that I have no cd-burner, so have downloaded iso image and
extracted it, then
installed the qnx OS as dual boot from the hard drive. But need to
access
the packages that
are included with the image like gcc which are not automatically
installed.

The new installer has one option for local repositories on the cd drive,
but
you cant tell
it other places to look, like the repository directory on my hard drive.

Well, you could

umount /fs/cd0

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso /fs/cd0

In this way you get the qnxnc620.iso image contents in the location as it
expected by new installer
(/fs/cd0/repository/), don’t you?

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



old installer can be told where to look, has detected the repository on
the
hard drive but
for some reason wont show the packages as items for selection. So I cant
install them.

Adam.

“Jerry Chappell” <> jchappell@cyberus.ca> > wrote in message
news:agcoaj$p9h$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
I’d be a lot more sure of what you’re trying to do if you were using
the
“new” installer. It’s not any more complicated than the “old”
installer.
And
it can handle a lot more varied packages than the older one, and
supports
a
number of new tags that the old installer will not recognize.

Jerry Chappell

“adam weall” <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in message
news:agcnee$kjd$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
did that and has mounted the image. The ls command shows the
extracted
iso image and I can now see the repository directory and its package
contents listed
as well as the rest of the image contents.

The old installer still wont show these packages for installation
though.

Adam.



“ed1k” <> ed1k@spamerstrap.com> > wrote in message
news:01c22666$11a76d20$106fa8c0@ED1K…
adam weall <> adam_jw@htomail.com> > wrote in article
agbhqf$mop$> 1@inn.qnx.com> >…
tried mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso

both gave cant mount / cd type
possible reason: permission denied.


Please try login as root and

mount -tcd /fs/hd0-dos/qnxnc620.iso /fs/qnxnc

Than

cd /fs/qnxnc

ls

Can you see the contents of image?

Mount point shouln not be / (root) but /fs/qnxnc (or whatever you
want,
but better to place
everything you mounted under /fs directory…)

I have noticed that the old installer doesnt see the core
packages
already
installed,

Old installer has configuration box

(*) View new software

When this box is checked (default) you’ll not see the already
installed
packages.

but the new installer does. Is it possible that the packages
included
with
version 6.2 are
only meant for the new installer.?

I don’t think so.

Best regards.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net



As I am using version 6.2.

regards,
Adam.






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#14

“adam weall” <adam_jw@htomail.com> wrote in message
news:age3rh$lpu$1@inn.qnx.com…

[snip]

The new installer has one option for local repositories on the cd drive,
but
you cant tell
it other places to look, like the repository directory on my hard drive.

There is a place to enter local repositories in the new installer, QNX
Software Installer… The repositories address bar ( just below the tool
bar ). You can type the local repository location into this space and it
will be opened.

-Andrew

#15

Hi Jerry,

Sorry, if I’m too fast with my questions because I didn’t look deeply at “new” installer yet. First
question: is there any “add repository method” in new installer? Second question: Why I can’t
separate many different packages in new 6.2 repository, for example, if I dislike to install
Mozilla, I cann’t install all except Mozilla, why? Well, I know the method of cut off the Mozilla
(it’s hack), so I wonder why this situation is (you get OS and much more, only by one click…
thanks, I already heard it many times), but I’m not looking for Mozilla related workaround.

Thank you in advance.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net

Jerry Chappell <jchappell@cyberus.ca> wrote in article <agcoaj$p9h$1@nntp.qnx.com>…

I’d be a lot more sure of what you’re trying to do if you were using the
“new” installer. It’s not any more complicated than the “old” installer. And
it can handle a lot more varied packages than the older one, and supports a
number of new tags that the old installer will not recognize.

Jerry Chappell

#16

Well, first question is already answered. I’m waiting for second one :wink:

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net

ed1k <ed1k@spamerstrap.com> wrote in article 01c2273f$cab556e0$106fa8c0@ED1K…

Hi Jerry,

Sorry, if I’m too fast with my questions because I didn’t look deeply at “new” installer yet.
First
question: is there any “add repository method” in new installer? Second question: Why I can’t
separate many different packages in new 6.2 repository, for example, if I dislike to install
Mozilla, I cann’t install all except Mozilla, why? Well, I know the method of cut off the Mozilla
(it’s hack), so I wonder why this situation is (you get OS and much more, only by one click…
thanks, I already heard it many times), but I’m not looking for Mozilla related workaround.

Thank you in advance.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net

#17

“ed1k” <ed1k@spamerstrap.com> wrote in message
news:01c2273f$cab556e0$106fa8c0@ED1K…

Hi Jerry,

Sorry, if I’m too fast with my questions because I didn’t look deeply at
“new” installer yet. First
question: is there any “add repository method” in new installer? Second
question: Why I can’t
separate many different packages in new 6.2 repository, for example, if I
dislike to install
Mozilla, I cann’t install all except Mozilla, why? Well, I know the method
of cut off the Mozilla
(it’s hack), so I wonder why this situation is (you get OS and much more,
only by one click…
thanks, I already heard it many times), but I’m not looking for Mozilla
related workaround.

The answer to your second question is - this is just the way Momentics has
been packaged. The idea was to make it simple to install. Many people
complained that with passed releases it was not clear what was needed to be
installed to develop for a specific platform. So now if you what to develop
for the ARM processor you install Momentics for ARM and you have everything
you need, in one easy operation. As for Mozilla, this is part of Momentics
so it is installed when Momentics is installed. There is no way, at the
present time, to remove parts of Momentics. It is possible to “hack” it but
its not a recommended option.

The installer does have the ability to show a hierarchical package list if a
repository is packaged this way. Clicking the little icon in top left corner
of package tree headers ( just below the repository address bar) will toggle
you between view by name and view by topic modes. You can see this by
loading the 3rd party cd repository.

hope that answers your question.

Thank you in advance.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net

Jerry Chappell <> jchappell@cyberus.ca> > wrote in article
agcoaj$p9h$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> >…
I’d be a lot more sure of what you’re trying to do if you were using the
“new” installer. It’s not any more complicated than the “old” installer.
And
it can handle a lot more varied packages than the older one, and
supports a
number of new tags that the old installer will not recognize.

Jerry Chappell

#18

Hi Andrew,
Thank you very much for the answer. Yes, you answered it and even more… You quite clarified my
mind about the way of QNX growing. Thank you again. Cheers.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net

Andrew Scheel <ascheel@qnx.com> wrote in article <agel75$9a6$1@nntp.qnx.com>…

“ed1k” <> ed1k@spamerstrap.com> > wrote in message
news:01c2273f$cab556e0$106fa8c0@ED1K…
Hi Jerry,

Sorry, if I’m too fast with my questions because I didn’t look deeply at
“new” installer yet. First
question: is there any “add repository method” in new installer? Second
question: Why I can’t
separate many different packages in new 6.2 repository, for example, if I
dislike to install
Mozilla, I cann’t install all except Mozilla, why? Well, I know the method
of cut off the Mozilla
(it’s hack), so I wonder why this situation is (you get OS and much more,
only by one click…
thanks, I already heard it many times), but I’m not looking for Mozilla
related workaround.

The answer to your second question is - this is just the way Momentics has
been packaged. The idea was to make it simple to install. Many people
complained that with passed releases it was not clear what was needed to be
installed to develop for a specific platform. So now if you what to develop
for the ARM processor you install Momentics for ARM and you have everything
you need, in one easy operation. As for Mozilla, this is part of Momentics
so it is installed when Momentics is installed. There is no way, at the
present time, to remove parts of Momentics. It is possible to “hack” it but
its not a recommended option.

The installer does have the ability to show a hierarchical package list if a
repository is packaged this way. Clicking the little icon in top left corner
of package tree headers ( just below the repository address bar) will toggle
you between view by name and view by topic modes. You can see this by
loading the 3rd party cd repository.

hope that answers your question.


Thank you in advance.

Eduard.
ed1k at ukr dot net