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Re: [trinity-users] kcontrol: /symbol lookup error : /opt/trinity/lib/libkdeinit_kcontrol.so: undefined symbol: _ZN9KListView9selectAllEb

From: Felix Miata <mrmazda@...>
Date: Sun, 14 Dec 2014 21:07:29 -0500
Mike Bird composed on 2014-12-14 15:40 (UTC-0800):

> Felix Miata wrote:

> _ZN9KListView9selectAllEb is C++ symbol mangling of KListView::selectAll
> which sounds like a common standard KDE function so I checked the common
> standard KDE library package first.  I already knew its name from many
> installs over the years.

>> Likely a combination of user error and package mangler error. I had tried
>> to update to v14, but after an hour of seeing upgrade candidate messages
>> scroll up the screen without noticing evidence of actual progress, I
>> Ctrl-C'd out, restored the old sources.list, and from there dont' remember
>> what I did and didn't do. I've since done an update that included somewhere
>> between 250 & 300 packages, and all seems good now with that installation.

> Ah yes, that could leave things in a bad state.  I suggest you run the
> following (all on one line) to look for other possible problems:

> dpkg-query --show --showformat='${STATUS} ${PACKAGE} ${VERSION} 
> ${ARCHITECTURE}\n' | grep -v 'install ok installed'

Of 148 lines of output, 147 looked like this one:
deinstall ok config-files libweather-ion4a 4:4.4.5-7+squeeze1 amd64

The other is this:
install ok half-configured linux-image-2.6.32-5-amd64 2.6.32-48squeeze6 amd64

The latter is not unexpected, given its routine of not completing linux-image
installation.

Repeating that command without the grep produced 0 lines not containing ok,
1923 total lines.

> Mouse pointer and sound card problems are outside my area of expertise.
> Hopefully somebody else can help you with those.

I gave up trying to "fix" the mouse pointer. I made it work by deleting most
of the content of .kde/share/config/, kde4 configs, gnome/gtk configs, and
the caches to more or less emulate a virgin user. Sound I "fixed" by
installing the PCI Audigy Sound Blaster that had been used with the old
motherboard. With that installed, sound simply works without me having had to
do configuring.
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