> > 1.: ntlmaps runs with python, so I had to install ntlmaps, > > python and all dependencies 'by hand' with 'dpkg -i ...' > > Is it possible to let apt-get know that I installed the > > packages and to correct all internal dependencies? > > (I already tried 'apt-get update' 'apt-get upgrade -f cycle') > > If you install stuff with dpkg, apt should ALREADY know about > it. dpkg and apt-get are parts of the same (apt) program suite.
when I run 'apt-get install locales', I get: --- the following packages have unmet dependencies: locales: Depends: glibc-2.3.2.ds1-22 E: Broken packages --- When I run 'apt-get install glibc-2.3.2.ds1-22', I get: --- Note, selecting libc instead of glibc-2.3.2.ds1-22 libc is already the newest version --- When I run 'apt-get remove glibc-2.3.2.ds1-22', I get a list of all programs I installed, that would also be removed because of the dependencies, and I don't want that. Can anybody help me? Thanks in advance! > > 2.: I want to finish the setup because there are lot's of things > > unconfigured and only 'half-installed'. Is it possible to put the > > system into the state just before the reboot, so that I can > > reboot and > > finish the setup? > > Why not just run base-config again (as root)? I will do so. Just did'nt know the name of the configuration tool :-) Greetings, Marcus
