Serious OO/Debian problem...
Madison Kelly
linux-5ZoueyuiTZhBDgjK7y7TUQ at public.gmane.org
Thu Jul 13 15:32:07 UTC 2006
Jamon Camisso wrote:
> Madison Kelly wrote:
>> For about two weeks now I have had this problem with
>> OpenOffice2.0.[2|3] where as soon as I enter any data into a cell and
>> try to save OO crashes. I have tried doing complete purges of OO
>> (including deleting my ~/.openoffice directory), searching and
>> deleting every file of the system I could find related to it, changing
>> versions (2.0.2 to 2.0.3), installing from the Debian testing
>> repository...
>>
>> Last night my efforts even messed up my OS and I had to do a complete
>> re-install but still I can't get the damn program to save. This is
>> causing more than a little stress and Googling doesn't seem to point
>> to anything. Does anyone have any suggestions?
>>
>> Files which I created three weeks ago in OO also die when I try to
>> save edits. I installed from by converting the OpenOffice RPMS to DEB
>> packages using 'alien' from the stable repos. I would happily try
>> compiling from source if I could figure out how...
>
> Oh, what about your java version? Try downloading the 1.5 java runtime
> environment (jre) from:
> http://java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp
>
> Install it as per their instructions, then run the following:
> "update-alternatives --config java" and then choose the 3rd option which
> should be your newly installed JRE. I've had lots of trouble with the
> 1.4 that installd by default on Debian and Ubuntu. I think that this
> should do the trick...
>
> Jamon (again)
When I posted that I had no java installed (same as before when it
worked). I followed the link and am installing the source package now. I
also re-downloaded and recreated the debs from alien under my new Debian
install, *just in case* and I'll report back once it's all done.
Thanks!
Madison
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