On Tue, 12 Dec 2006, Frans Pop wrote:
No, aptitude should not give that error. The most likely cause is that the
mirror you are using was (temporarily) broken.
This might be and using a different mirror (after killing aptitude)
seems to work. On the other hand if a broken mirror might lead to
a hanging install process we should handle this (in a different bug
report probably).
Please try again and/or
try with a different mirror (ftp.nl.debian.org is usually good).
If the problem persists, we'll have to look into the cause. But I would
expect it to be a temporary problem due to mirror sync.
Most probably.
Let's keep this report focussed on the original problem. If you cannot
reproduce that anymore, I'd suggest to just close it.
Well, surely I would close the bug if I can not reproduce. Currently
I've got the warning that there is no SWAP partition available (as I
said I did not changed the default LVM settings which contained a swap).
Currently the system is installing the packages selected via tasksel
and I go into waiting mode and will continue later with my observations.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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