Hi everyone,
Well, it looks like I may have an intermittent problem. Yesterday I
removed 2 Gb of memory (2 sticks, 1 Gb each) leaving 2 Gb in the box but
I still had problems.
Today, I booted the machine and I no longer had APT dependency issues.
In fact, I can now install packages with eas
Yes, it could be that. I'm a software guy not a hardware guy. How do
you suggest I diagnose a hardware problem? Keep in mind I cannot
install/remove any packages at the moment. Apt cannot build the
dependency tree. It just hangs.
Eugene V. Lyubimkin wrote:
Nick Syrotiuk
Hi everyone,
I'm having some major problems with Lenny on a new Dell PC (only 2
months old). The problems only started this week after I upgraded my
system.
I wrote to this list earlier in the week about GCONF-CRITICAL and other
issues. And I followed Lee's and Sven's advice-- thanks! But
rfect just yesterday...
Regards,
Nick
Sven Joachim wrote:
On 2008-11-12 13:14 +0100, Nick Syrotiuk wrote:
re: problem 1
What command(s) do I need to execute after I correct the typo in the file?
Try "aptitude -f install" or "apt-get -f install". Or maybe "aptitude
windows crash; "clearlooks" theme has
vanished; fonts messed up
- apt and aptitude were both stuck after the upgrade as well but
removing epiphany seemed to fix that
Cheers,
Nick
Sven Joachim wrote:
On 2008-11-12 11:46 +0100, Nick Syrotiuk wrote:
Hi everyone,
I just upgraded my Le
Hi everyone,
I just upgraded my Lenny system and encountered some problems. Here are
two of the problems but there were others also:
1. Preparing to replace libempathy-gtk-common 0.23.3-2 (using
.../libempathy-gtk-common_0.23.3-3_all.deb) ...
(gconftool-2:5099): GConf-CRITICAL **: Failed to lo
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