At the next line the URL for DoctrinePHPCRBundle has changed fromgit://github.com/symfony-cmf/DoctrinePHPCRBundle.git to git://github.com/doctrine/DoctrinePHPCRBundle.git

I also think that the code at the step 5 has to changed somehow but I haven’t figured out how yet. Hint ?

I am not sure how to fix it, but I’m pretty sure that the super key is called something else if used as a single stroke. So you should look for that in the manual. I think it might just be “super” or something like that. Try finding that in your rc.xml and disabling it so you don’t have conflicting shortcuts.

HTH.

I am using Lubuntu 11.10. Maybe the problem lies within? I don’t see anything in the default rc.xml (named lubuntu-rc.xml) about binding the W key to Main Menu (must be deeper in the system???)

Thanks for any help

Tried the above function, works great except for the fact that your job history ends up looking like:

[3]- Stopped $vi $@ [4]+ Stopped sudo $vi $@

Any ideas as to how to solve that?

I have it as link at http://www.craftitonline.com just finished doing a post on phpcr cmf-sandbox install

@cordoval, I enabled the notify plugin and disabled the captcha. If, all of the sudden, I am now eligible for discount on viagra, I’ll know where to thank you Thanks for the tips. Not sure what you mean by your feedburner suggestion, though …?

one remark on point 3: if you init the submodules of phpcr-odm recursively, you will get jackalope and phpcr in versions that should be compatible. phpcr-odm and jackalope master might diverge sometimes.

did you see the cmf NavigationBundle and ContentBundle? there is a CMF Sandbox that integrates the phpcr doctrine layer with jackalope and everything, as well as the cmf bundles with a symfony2 installation. i do hope that during the cmf workshop in italy we bring that sandbox up to date.