64bit Adobe Flash

[Dr.Diesel]

Anyone been able to get Adobe Flash working?

I've got:

flash-plugin-9.0.124.0-release.i386
nspluginwrapper-0.9.91.5-26.fc9.x86_64

And I ran

mozilla-plugin-config

Any other ideas/suggestions?

Thanks

[Seve]

Hello:
Seems to work fine here ?
Do you have nspluginwrapper-0.9.91.5-26.fc9.i386 installed ?

Seve

[Brian1]

I place all plugins in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins. Works fine for me when messing with 64bit firefox. Just went back to 32bit firefox on 64bit OS for better Java support.

Brian

[LordMorgul]

Hey just wanted to comment it works fine when you've got both nspluginwrapper architectures installed, so try that Diesel.

[Dr.Diesel]

Mmmm, well I installed:

nspluginwrapper-0.9.91.5-26.fc9.i386

So now I have both packages.

/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins is empty for me!

[sherlok]

Yea I'm having a similar issues. Using both the download from the adobe site and from add/remove nothings working.

I've got both nsplugin's installed, to no avail.

[mbokil]

Originally Posted by Dr.Diesel

/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins is empty for me!

You can also find plugins in <your_home/.mozilla/plugins

I actually found swfec messing up the Adobe Flash plugin so I uninstalled it and placed the plugin flash files in <your_home/.mozilla/plugins and all is well again. I would suggest removing flash parts from /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins or they will override the plugins in <your_home/.mozilla/plugins. Hope that makes sense. Of course if you place your plugins in your local home directory then other users on your box will not get Flash which is why /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins exists.

[Dr.Diesel]

Thanks for all the suggestions. For whatever reason installing Adobe-Flash from the Adobe provided YUM repo was the problem. I could remove/install from YUM with no luck! I ended up installing the RPM from Adobe's website and it worked first try!

Thanks again.

[sherlok]

Originally Posted by Dr.Diesel

Thanks for all the suggestions. For whatever reason installing Adobe-Flash from the Adobe provided YUM repo was the problem. I could remove/install from YUM with no luck! I ended up installing the RPM from Adobe's website and it worked first try!

Thanks again.

Just tried the rpm and it worked, thanks!