> # dpkg --configure -a
>
> and got everything but three packages configured. So I did a
I've noticed similar things once in a while; apt will get stuck sometimes
if you interrupt it while it's working. This usually works for me:
kill apt (via CTRL-C or "kill" or whatever)
Run
# dpkg -- configure --pending
... dpkg will attempt to configure those remaining three. It'll fail,
too, but that's ok -- as it fails, it'll tell you what's wrong ("Can't
configure xxx because xxx pre-depends on yyy", etc ...). Pick one of the
three, and fix its dependencies by hand (download yyy and install it).
# dpkg --configure xxx
and try again:
# apt-get -f install
if it fails, fix the dependencies on the next broken package and try it
again. With only three packages in that state, it's not so bad.
I'll be at work most of the day; drop me a line if you have more
questions.
Will
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