- Follow the instruction here.
- Run this as root:
ln -s /etc/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.crt /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt - Start the 'Google Music Manager' from the 'Sound & Video' menu
- Logon in with your google account and select what folder to sync.
If you don't do step 2, then your will get a 'Can't connect to service"
It look like ít need your network card to named ethX, else you will get a "Could not identify your computer" error. This is fixed by adding "biosdevname=0" to grub.conf. (Bad coding Google, please fix).
Thanks a lot. This fix helps in F15 too.
ReplyDeleteehm, F14, of course :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for this tip! :-)
ReplyDeleteI believe you can also make the device piece work by adding a SYMLINK= call in the udev rules for your net device. But really Google should be using udev to discover the devices. I filed an issue on this and tried to steer them in the right direction. :-)
ReplyDeleteNot working for me :( (F15 - x86_64)
ReplyDeleteworks for me (F15 - x86_64)
ReplyDelete[...] Make Google Music Manager work in F15 [...]
ReplyDeleteI'm in Brazil, some problem? Here GM don't work for me F15-x86, appear Could not identify your computer yet :(
ReplyDeleteIt's also a broken RPM that doesn't have the dependencies correct:
ReplyDelete$ google-musicmanager
/usr/bin/google-musicmanager: error while loading shared libraries: libQtGui.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
The easiest way to install the required shared libraries is probably:
ReplyDeleteyum install redhat-lsb-graphics