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i got the rpm file and installed it but nothing happens i went to the cmd line and got the wizard to come up and finshed it but still no a thing will any body help me set this thing up i'm using mandrak9
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When you say nothing happens, you mean nothing comes up in the console, errors etc?
Perhaps you have a bad rpm. Try downloading it and trying again.
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