I ova upozorenja imaju smisla, zar ne?
I have done it successfully 3 times now.
Load a new 10.1 system, just don’t install KDE3.2.
When done, add software mirrors from the web (Easy Urpmi), and disable the CDROM Urpmi media. The KDE3.3 RPMS are on disk 4 of 10.1CE.
Then add the KDE3.3 urpmi media just like stated in an above thread:
su
mkdir /mnt/kde3.3
cp -rf /mnt/cdrom/media/kde3.3/* /mnt/kde3.3
urpmi.addmedia kde3.3 /mnt/kde3.3
Then fire up RPMDrake, pick a couple KDE 3.3 packages (KDEbase, kdemedia. kdenetwork, etc…). I did all of them. RPMdrake will take care of the dependencies.
After that, run:
genkdmconf –no-old
as root, and then reboot.. Should come back up with KDE3.3. Easier then it sounds (or reads).
Note: I had problems with the DISK 4 media when I went to install the KDE3.3 packages (technically KDE3.3 packages are on DISK4), but it would load then from DISK 4. That why I had to create the KDE3.3 media above, and then disable the CDROM4 (and the others while I was at it).