Installing Programs To Cf

[Thyme]

I'm running Opie on Openzaurus 3.5.3 on a Zaurus 5500.  I have my cf formatted as ext2.  When I go to install anything to the compact flash, I usually get errors.  I know some of it is just from log files not being created, but some, like one of libraries required for xmms, can't be configured.  Is there some place to change all the references?  Do I need to use symlinks?  Here is what happens when I try to install xmms:

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ipkg install xmms-embedded_20040327-r0_arm.ipk -d cf -V 3
pkg_info_preinstall_check: updating arch priority for each package
pkg_info_preinstall_check: update file owner list
best installation candidate for xmms-embedded
 adding xmms-embedded to providers
  xmms-embedded arch=arm arch_priority=16 constraint=1
  using held package xmms-embedded
arch arm (priority 16) supported for pkg xmms-embedded
Installing xmms-embedded (20040327-r0) to cf...
best installation candidate for libglib-2.0-0
 adding libglib-2.0-0 to providers
  libglib-2.0-0 arch=arm arch_priority=16 constraint=1
  using latest version of installed package libglib-2.0-0
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=0x2bdf0
best installation candidate for libc6
 adding libc6 to providers
  libc6 arch=arm arch_priority=16 constraint=1
  using latest version of installed package libc6
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=0x31520
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=(nil)
pkg_depends.c:205: satisfying_pkg=(nil)
best installation candidate for libgcc1
 adding libgcc1 to providers
  libgcc1 arch=arm arch_priority=16 constraint=1
  using latest version of installed package libgcc1
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=0x31838
best installation candidate for libqpe1
 adding libqpe1 to providers
  libqpe1 arch=collie arch_priority=31 constraint=1
  using latest version of installed package libqpe1
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=0x34980
best installation candidate for libqte2
 adding libqte2 to providers
  libqte2 arch=collie arch_priority=31 constraint=1
  using latest version of installed package libqte2
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=0x34fe0
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=(nil)
pkg_depends.c:205: satisfying_pkg=(nil)
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=(nil)
pkg_depends.c:205: satisfying_pkg=(nil)
best installation candidate for libz1
 adding libz1 to providers
  libz1 arch=arm arch_priority=16 constraint=1
  using latest version of installed package libz1
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=0x35a20
pkg_depends.c:177: satisfying_pkg=(nil)
pkg_depends.c:205: satisfying_pkg=(nil)
This could mean that your package list is out of date or that the packages
mentioned above do not yet exist (try 'ipkg update'). To proceed in spite
of this problem try again with the '-force-depends' option.
Configuring unpacked packages
Configuring libglib-2.0-0
Running script /media/cf/packages//usr/lib/ipkg/info/libglib-2.0-0.postinst
ldconfig: Can't create temporary cache file /etc/ld.so.cache~: No space left on device
postinst script returned status 1
ERROR: libglib-2.0-0.postinst returned 1
Nothing to be done
An error ocurred, return value: 1.
Collected errors:
ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for xmms-embedded:
         libstdc++6 (>= 3.3.2) libvorbisidec1 (>= 20040602) libid3tag0 (>= 0.15.0b) libmad0 (>= 0.15.0b)
hash_table[pkg-hash] n_buckets=0 n_elements=216 max_conflicts=0 n_conflicts=0
hash_table[file-hash] n_buckets=0 n_elements=1363 max_conflicts=0 n_conflicts=0
hash_table[obs-file-hash] n_buckets=0 n_elements=0 max_conflicts=0 n_conflicts=0
TIA

[lardman]

ldconfig: Can't create temporary cache file /etc/ld.so.cache~: No space left on device

You need some more space on /

Even though you're installing to CF, some bits and bobs need to be written to /


Si

[Thyme]

ldconfig: Can't create temporary cache file /etc/ld.so.cache~: No space left on device

You need some more space on /

Even though you're installing to CF, some bits and bobs need to be written to /


Si
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Then do I need to reinstall using a different package?  Why do they even have a 64-0 package then?

[lardman]

No that's fine - the 64-0 kernel just splits the memory into RAM & RAM-disk; it has nothing to do with this. The problem is that the flash (/) is pretty full on the collies (straight after the flash), so you may even have to remove some apps from there and re-install them to the CF card to give yourself enough room.

Si

[Thyme]

No that's fine - the 64-0 kernel just splits the memory into RAM & RAM-disk; it has nothing to do with this. The problem is that the flash (/) is pretty full on the collies (straight after the flash), so you may even have to remove some apps from there and re-install them to the CF card to give yourself enough room.

Si
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Oh, OK.  Thanks!