Dan Espen wrote:

> Either that or change your urpmi sources to non-cooker,
> un-install firefox and install it again.

I didn't know you could mix the "official" stuff with cooker. So I just
added the official libraries too now.

Darius

David L. Johnson wrote:

>> Firefox was not running when I downloaded and installed (using urpmi)
>> the latest version of Firefox.
>
> This was probably the problem. Try uninstalling and re-installing
> firefox. Usually, when installing updated software, it is a good idea
> to have as little running on your system as possible.

Okay, I uninstalled the update, reinstalled then nothing. When I
uninstalled then tried reinstalling again, urpmi found a -devel version,
so I installed that. Now Firefox is running again as normal.

Strange it found the -devel verison the second time because I uprmi
updated before I started before the original update of Firefox.

Thank you to all who have helped.

Darius