rpmfusion dependencies

[GoinEasy9]

SOLVED

I know this is not the most important item, but I can't install k9copy because of missing dependency.

Error: Missing Dependency: libx264.so.67 is needed by package mencoder-1.0-0.109.20090329svn.fc11.i586 (rpmfusion-free-rawhide

I guess there's still a lot to be updated in rpmfusion.

[Demz]

file the bug in rpmfusion bugzilla..

[GoinEasy9]

Bug 886 has been added to the database

Email sent to:
rdieter@math.unl.edu
Excluding:
goineasy9 AT linuxquestions Dot net

Done.

[PeTzZz]

It works now.

Also, just for the information, here's the direct link to the Bugzilla enrty:
https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=886

[GoinEasy9]

Confirmed, Just added k9copy and a whole lot of other multimedia and no dependency errors.

[scottro]

I did a fresh install today and put in rpmfusion. Everything was fine (I didn't use k9copy, but do use mplayer and company).

[hunter362]

When I installed Rpmfusion and the repos were enabled, I kept getting error's that the GPG key couldn't be found. I'm trying to install the kmod-wl package to get my wireless working, so I disabled the GPG check fro now.
Any ideas? All the keys are in /etc/pki/rpm-gpg

Update 10-25-09
After a lot of tinkering trying to get my Broadcom 4312 wireless working, I did a reinstall of F12
This time when I added rpmfusion, I went to the site and just clicked and installed that way, and did the install of kmod-wl via command line yum, which went smooth and installed the GPG keys correctly I assume, as it has been fine with no errors.
However... still can't get that freaking card to pick up ANY networks!!
I'll do a new post in the F12 fourm.
Thanks

[GoinEasy9]

I'm still using yum --nogpgcheck, I don't think the F12 repos are signed yet. At least when I use Add/Remove software it still asks for a root password for every app, so I'm assuming they're still unsigned.

[scottro]

@GoinEasy, I don't believe that's the case. I don't use the addremove software, simply because I'm so used to yum, and I'm not having issues with it saying things are unsigned. I'm guessing (just a guess--as I said, I don't use that menu option) that it requires root privilege. to install things.

[GoinEasy9]

@scottro, Been a Fedora user since June. With F11 I used the Add/Remove software feature and the update feature and I had to add the root password once. With the unsigned packages of F12 it seemed to require a root password for each app. So I switched to using yum myself. I was using --nogpgcheck because even with yum I was being asked for a password for each app with F12. When I get home and do my next update, I'll leave off the --nogpgcheck and see what happens.