> Create the rpm yourself seems to be the best policy for you. You could > try to install the i586 rpm for Suse 9.3, but it is not guaranteed > that it will work fine.
Yes, but the problem is I haven't the required time to do it; more over, I
think my technical skills aren't apt for that.
A possible (and obvius) solution would be to erase the actual rpm installed in
my box and after try to install the newest version from sources.
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Salut,
Jordi Espasa
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