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The given command for Fedora Silverblue doesn't seem to work. It results in the error "Unknown option --install". |
Sorry, I don't use Fedora Silverblue, probably the CLI commands have changed since then. Let us know if you find the correct install command and we'll update the wiki. |
As far as I can tell it's just currently not possible to install this directly from the repository with Fedora Silverblue: coreos/rpm-ostree#1265 I think I managed to install it directly from the .rpm file using:
This isn't the ideal way to install it and I assume that it won't be updated automatically. Edit: Nope... doesn't look like that actually worked. I'm stumped. |
Okay, sorry for the confusion. It turns out that the command given on the wiki is correct - and also isn't. This is what the wiki says to enter (which doesn't work):
This is the correct command:
Depending on the font used, these two lines might look identical, but they are not. The first line has some other symbol instead of a hyphen, giving |
OMG. Thanks for figuring this out, @JaneSmith yeah, one of those is a regular hyphen, and the other is an en dash. I have no clue how that happened since I presumably copied from the terminal and there's no en dash key on the keyboard... @EHfive
(note: only the dashes are different in |
When it says:
Does that mean rebuild pulseaudio-modules-bt or is there more that needs rebuilding to get fdk-aac to work? |
No, you just have to roll your own pulseaudio-modules-bt with fdk-aac-devel etc. |
What changes do we need specifically for pulseaudio-module-bluetooth-freeworld.spec? I see it already has Is this related to a difference between |
Please update the Fedora wiki entry with some up-to-date instructions. Here is the diff:
Packages.md.diff.txt
Or the Fedora part:
Fedora.md.txt
Thanks!
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