Neo Anderson wrote:
> env: debian unstable/ kernel 2.6.31/ dpkg 1.15.5.3 (i386)/ apt 0.7.24 for
> i386 compiled on Sep 25 2009 20:05:59
>
> I try to exec `aptitude upgarde` ,but it hangs at the step
>
> Setting up grub-pc (2009xxx) ...
>
> even if I try to run sudp dkpg --configure -a
>
> it
In <379702.58711...@web24703.mail.ird.yahoo.com>, Neo Anderson wrote:
>env: debian unstable/ kernel 2.6.31/ dpkg 1.15.5.3 (i386)/ apt 0.7.24 for
> i386 compiled on Sep 25 2009 20:05:59
>
>I try to exec `aptitude upgarde` ,but it hangs at the step
>
>Setting up grub-pc (2009xxx) ...
>
>even if I try
Doesn't b in the aptitude gui app take you to the next broken package?
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On 04/29/2008 08:24 PM, Jude DaShiell wrote:
why doesn't aptitude offer a check option like apt-get offers?
It sort of does. You could do this:
aptitude search "~b"
That will search for broken packages. Install "aptitude-doc-en" and see
this file for more information:
/usr/share/doc/apt
On Sat, Jul 21, 2007 at 14:12:17 +0300, Joona Kiiski wrote:
> I've collected a list of packages (about 50-100 packages) which I want
> to be installed in my debian system.
>
> Is there a command by using which I could tell apptitude to unmarkauto
> all those packages and at the same time markauto a
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