Hmm. I tried apt-get install kdebase, which gives me:
Sorry, but the following packages have unmet dependencies:
kdebase: Depends: kdelibs3 (>= 4:2.2.2-1) but it is not going to be installed
Depends: libkonq3 (>= 4:2.2.2-14.7) but it is not going to be installed
Depends: k
On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 06:20:04 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Trouble is, I can't now install the regular woody version of KDE.
[snip]
> I'm not really sure how I got into this rut, but I'd welcome with open arms any
> suggestions on how to get out.
After setting sources.list right, I'd suggest
This is propably due to a large amount of unresolved dependencies. I've
tried similar when trying to install and "old" package in a "new"
system. The old package want'ed to downgrade a lot of other packages and
all of h*ll broke loose... I've solved the dependencies problem by calling
apt-get -f
Hello all,
I've managed to badly screw up apt-get by going from KDE 2.2 in woody to a KDE 3.2
woody backport.
Shame on me, but now I've uninstalled the 3.2 backport and reset my sources.list
to have the following (uncommented) lines:
deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ stable main
deb-src http
shock wrote:
okay, i marked perl and perl-base as 'hold', then did apt-get update and
apt-get dist-upgrade with the same results. i'm stumped.
Take a look at the man entry for "apt-get --fix-broken."
You could try:
dpkg --remove perl perl-base perl-modules
apt-get install perl perl-base pe
On Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Jerome Acks Jr wrote:
>
>
> I usually do it this way:
> As root, run dselect. When you get the menu, do an [U]pdate. Then do
> [S]elect and search for the perl and perl-base packages. When the
> package name is high-lighted, type "=". You can then quit dselect and
> try runnin
shock wrote:
On Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Jerome Acks Jr wrote:
Do you mean that installing any package fails because apt-get first
tries to install perl and perl-base and stops at that point? If that is
the case, you may want to put these packages on hold, and then run
apt-get again to install the oth
On Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Jerome Acks Jr wrote:
>
> Do you mean that installing any package fails because apt-get first
> tries to install perl and perl-base and stops at that point? If that is
> the case, you may want to put these packages on hold, and then run
> apt-get again to install the other pack
shock wrote:
i am sorry to keep asking, but i cannot find a solution for this. i have
a machine running woody. i hadn't updated it in a while, so a few
days ago, i did an apt-get update, apt-get upgrade on it. here's the
results. this happens any time i try to install any package with apt-get
Subject: Re: apt-get help
On Friday Sep 28 17:22 shock wrote:
> ** i am sorry to keep asking, but i cannot find a solution for this. i have
> ** a machine running woody. i hadn't updated it in a while, so a few
> ** days ago, i did an apt-get update, apt-get
i am sorry to keep asking, but i cannot find a solution for this. i have
a machine running woody. i hadn't updated it in a while, so a few
days ago, i did an apt-get update, apt-get upgrade on it. here's the
results. this happens any time i try to install any package with apt-get,
so until i ge
> Xucaen writes:
x> --- Chris Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> > Xucaen writes:
x> what is the syntax for the sources.list?
>>> and what
x> is apt.conf used for anyways?
>>>
>>> $ man 5 sources.list
>>> $ man 5 apt.conf
>>>
>>> Look especially
--- Chris Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Xucaen writes:
> x> what is the syntax for the sources.list?
> and what
> x> is apt.conf used for anyways?
>
> $ man 5 sources.list
> $ man 5 apt.conf
>
> Look especially at the examples in
> sources.list(5).
well, there's the catch. I
> Xucaen writes:
x> --- will trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> try
>>> http://www.eGroups.com/files/newbieDoc/
>>>
>>> the "apt-get-intro.html" file there may be it.
>>> that's one i've hobbled together and got mostly
>>> good feedback on. it's mostly a
--- will trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> try
> http://www.eGroups.com/files/newbieDoc/
>
> the "apt-get-intro.html" file there may be it.
> that's one i've hobbled together and got mostly
> good feedback on. it's mostly a
> scratch-the-surface
> kind of thing, but it might be what you
On Thu, Dec 14, 2000 at 07:14:50PM -0800, Xucaen wrote:
> HI all. The other day someone posted info about
> apt-get. welp, in all my debian excitement I've
> misplaced it somewhere... I have looked all over
> the debian web site but couldn't find any info on
> how to set up apt-get. (I know I saw i
HI all. The other day someone posted info about
apt-get. welp, in all my debian excitement I've
misplaced it somewhere... I have looked all over
the debian web site but couldn't find any info on
how to set up apt-get. (I know I saw it
somewhere..)
anyways, if anyone can point me to where some
info
I would say that probably you ran dselect first, and that package got selected.
The
easiest way would be to start dselect , then find "exim" with
/ exim Enter
and unistall it.
Ted Roden wrote:
> this is a pretty dumb question, but its driving me
> crazy...
>
> I'm trying to install software with
Did you try: apt-get -f install, as it says??
It looks like you got exim installed, exim depends on some stuff and this
is giving trouble...
Ron Rademaker
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Ted Roden wrote:
> this is a pretty dumb question, but its driving me
> crazy...
>
> I'm trying to install software wi
this is a pretty dumb question, but its driving me
crazy...
I'm trying to install software with apt-get and i'm
getting errors for packages I didn't try to install.
Not the dependancies of the package i want,
but a totally unrelated package...
ie:
$ apt-get install lynx
Reading Page lists... Don
I installed debian packages using apt-get over
the network. I'm running debian 2.0 on i386
machine. A few weeks ago I upgraded kernel
upto 2.2.13 and upgraded some packages in potato.
After that apt-get causes segmentation-fault.
I always get message "Electric Fence 2.0.5..",
maybe I installed ke
I'm hoping someone out there will have a better idea than me where to look
for a solution to this, but in a nutshell:
The short version:
Since I reinstalled/repartitioned/moved the kernel to 2.2.9, apt-get
has been stalling indefinitely as it downloads anything from a resource
listed in m
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