I have the following problem:
installed perl5.8.3 manually to upgrade perl5.8.2 and everything was ok
with dselect
dpkg -i perl*.deb (5.8.3)
then for some reason I put
apt-get -f install
and then dselect.
Now when I try to install a new package with dselect or apt-get install ,
I get the foll
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Colin Watson) writes:
> Or use it all the time, except for the odd apt-get for something
> trivial. I find it an exceedingly useful tool when you don't happen to
> know the exact dependency structure of what you're trying to install
> (maybe, one day, when apt supports Suggests:
Hi,
> $ dpkg --get-selections | sed -e 's/uninstall/install/' > foobar
> $ dpkg --set-selections < foobar
I have the same problem. I made a standard install, added and removed a few
items using apt-get, nothing big,a nd suddenly when I look at deselect it
won't install an item unless it a
"Allan F. Caetano" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> "Oege" == Oege Dijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Oege> Is there any way I can synchronize my dselect requests with what
>Oege> packages I actually have installed?
>
>This may help (in fact, it comes from the FAQ):
>
>$ dpkg --get-
> "Oege" == Oege Dijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Oege> Hi,
Oege> I am not sure how, but somehow I really messed up my dselect requests.
Oege> When i run [I]install, dpkg wants to remove a whole host of packages,
Oege> among which gnome and X. From dselect I have tried to clear
Hi,
I am not sure how, but somehow I really messed up my dselect requests.
When i run [I]install, dpkg wants to remove a whole host of packages,
among which gnome and X. From dselect I have tried to clearly tell
dselect that I want to install the packages it wants to remove, but that
all doesn't m
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