[PlanetCCRMA] Installation Failure w/audio-apps

[Fernando Lopez-Lezcano]

On Mon, 2005-04-25 at 04:00, Tim Berghoff wrote:
> Hier ist der Fehlerbericht aus meiner Konsole: (scroll down for English 
> version):
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> English version:
> 
> so, here's the error report from my shell:
> 
> 
> Some Packages could not be installed. This could mean that you either 
> requested an impossible setting or,
> in case your distro is not stable, that some required packages are not 
> yet generated or have been removed from the "Incoming"-folder.
> 
> Since you requested a single operation it might be very likely that the 
> package ist simple not installable and you should send a bug report on 
> this package.
> The following information might be helpful:
> 
> The Following packages have unresolved dependencies:
> 
> planetccrma-audioapps: depends on: brutefir, but it won't be installed
>                                depends on: freqtweak, but it won't be 
> installed
>                                depends on: jaaa, but it won't be installed
>                                depends on: jackeq, but it won't be installed
>                                depends on: jamin, but it won't be installed
>                                depends on: swh-plugins, but it won't be 
> installed
> 
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> 
> 
> Then, trying to install one of the packages mentioned above, I got this:
> 
> 
> Some Packages could not be installed. This could mean that you either 
> requested an impossible setting or,
> in case your distro is not stable, that some required packages are not 
> yet generated or have been removed from the "Incoming"-folder.
> 
> Since you requested a single operation it might be very likely that the 
> package ist simple not installable and you should send a bug report on 
> this package.
> The following information might be helpful:
> 
> The Following packages have unresolved dependencies:
> 
> brutefir: depends on: libfftw3f.so.3
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> 
> rpm -q -a | grep fftw
> 
> did not have any effect at all.

That is very strange. What happens if you try:
  apt-get install fftw3

-- Fernando