But then i discovered that some (9) packages were not upgraded by upgrade, so I installed them all manually.
The packages were:
mplayer linux-restricted-modules-generic bind9-host dnsutils
language-support-writing-en linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic wine
... and one more that popped in by apt-get upgrade by itself.
After that amarok, Kaffeine, kmix, youtube all worked again as they should. I suppose the culprit really was the linux-restricted-modules-generic-packages, but maybe some of the other actions helped too ...
Hi!
I got this after an upgrade from the 2.6.24-18-generic to 2.6.24-19-generic kernel i Kubuntu 8.04 amd64.
I tried: share/apps/ amarok/ xine-config ~/.kde/ share/apps/ amarok/ xine-config- old misc-plugins share/apps/ amarok/ ~/.kde/ share/apps/ amarok- 2.8.2008
mv ~/.kde/
sudo apt-get install libxine-dev libxine1-dbg libxine1-
mv .xine .xine-2.8.2008
mv ~/.kde/
apt-get remove --purge amarok-xine xine-ui
apt-get install amarok-xine xine-ui
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
.. but all in vain
But then i discovered that some (9) packages were not upgraded by upgrade, so I installed them all manually. d-modules- generic bind9-host dnsutils support- writing- en linux-headers- generic linux-image-generic wine
The packages were:
mplayer linux-restricte
language-
... and one more that popped in by apt-get upgrade by itself.
After that amarok, Kaffeine, kmix, youtube all worked again as they should. I suppose the culprit really was the linux-restricte d-modules- generic- packages, but maybe some of the other actions helped too ...