Sjaddow

Strange indeed, as /backports was never enabled by me. In the package manager, when I select "Backports" and "Installed" instead of "All" and "All", no packages are listed. The installed sync-engine has "Medium: None (installed)" in the package manager. Hmm, when I look through the list of installed packages a lot of them - if not most of them - have "Medium: None (installed)". That's not how it supposted to be, right? When I try to update the package sources from the package manager the backports are listed as well, does this indicate they are active? The testing repositories are not shown in the list.

sync-engine-0.11.1-1mdv2008.1

The backports repository is on the repository list, but I have NOT selected it - neither as activated nor updates. Is there a package version number I can use to check if the package came from the backports repository or not? Oh, and by the way (I just saw the title of this thread): I'm running powerpack, not free... :)

The same thing happened to me as well. I don't know what fixed it, but I completed the firewall configuration (while not seeing rndis0), then rebooted, and when I went into the firewall configuration again the rndis0 was there...

I had the exact same problem. The fix was: - Quit SynCE-KPM $ cd $HOME $ mkdir .synce $ cd .synce $ cp /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/SyncEngine/config/config.xml . - Start SynCE-KPM Hope this helps! :)

I'm running 2008 Spring as well, installed from scratch last night, and I have the exact same problem...