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Aleix Pol changed:
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Nate Graham changed:
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--- Comment #6 from Nate Gr
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--- Comment #5 from ferchoj.al...@gmail.com ---
I run the update with "pkmon" tool and this is the status:
It just freezes there at 99%.
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08:55:09PackageKit emit transaction-list-changed
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--- Comment #4 from Aleix Pol ---
There's some tools you can use.
You could attach to PackageKit with gdb and try to get a backtrace. If you are
not familiar with gdb say so and I'll tell you the required commands.
Something else to test would be to ru
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--- Comment #3 from ferchoj.al...@gmail.com ---
Indeed, if I kill the PackageKit process it works again, how do I know what
error PackageKit makes?
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--- Comment #2 from ferchoj.al...@gmail.com ---
If I kill the PackageKit process, how do I know what error PackageKit makes?
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--- Comment #1 from Aleix Pol ---
This must be a different issue, I've just tested what you say and it worked.
Something interesting would be to see why /var/lib/apt/lists/lock, maybe
PackageKit crashed?
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