Mmh actually you'd better not use a bug tracker for that kind of
questions, it's designed to work fixing issues. If you want, send me a
direct email ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) I'd be pleased to answer you what I
know :) .
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Thank you! I'll try to enjoy it. Do you have a recommendation for a
desktop machine or another laptop that runs ubuntu? i'm in south
america and going to sell my cloudbook in peru because i can get a good
price and i won't need it anymore. then i can buy a desktop for my new
place and i'd want
Wow! I'm very glad (and surprised) that it helped so much people :) . I
think that ubuntu repositories are disabled when the computer is
installed without Internet access, that might be why so many people get
this kind of issue... Well thank you for the thank you :) Enjoy Open
source too!
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Thank you s much. I followed this whole thread and was getting the
same error messages as well. I didn't know what to do. Everex help was
no help except they gave me this link and now it's fixed thanks to you.
All I had to do was check the correct repositories and reload them and
then it let
Wow thanks indeed! You helped me too :D I was reading all the comments
on this page, and the last to-do helped me! Thanks again!
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I'm glad it helped you :) I plan to open a website with such helping
informations.
Also thanks for your comment on the bug report. I set it to invalid has
it finally wasn't a bug but feel free to post any other bug you might
find!
Welcome to OpenSource software !
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Wow! It worked like a dream and I got my first Windows app running
on Ubuntu. I can't thank you enough for taking the time to help me.
I hope your detailed directions will be of use to other newbies.
Many thanks.
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Repositories are in Ubuntu a huge server which contains thousands of
programs and libraries all disposable to download and install in Ubuntu.
Dependencies are all managed by synaptic in this incredible system. It
makes installation of programs really easy and avoid incompatibilities
or else.
>From
Saïvann : Thanks for your reply. No joy yet.
I'm not sure what repositories are, but I
searched on 'repos' in synaptic and all the
packages that came up were active.
I should explain that I'm running ubuntu in a
virtual machine (Parallels on a MacBook). If
there is no easy fix, I will aband
dgd1988 : Thanks for this information. That probably just means that the
packages list wasn't up to date on your computer. It's automatically
updated at each boot.
I'm happy that this problem is solved for you.
Thanks again and feel free to report any other bug you find.
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Hi Greg, I tested this again with the latest Gutsy release and didn't
get to confirm the bug. binfmt-support is in 1.1.10 version and the
dependencies specify >=1.1.2 so it seems all OK here.
Can you look if you have all Ubuntu repositories checked in Synaptic?
Most of time, this kind of problem c
Yes I did. Sorry for not responding. All I did was restart my laptop and
it fixed everything. Bug cleared then.
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Did this ever get resoloved? I'm having the same problem in Ubuntu
7.10. Synaptic tells me wine has unresolvable dependencies, but it does
not recognize the file as "Broken" (perhaps because it was never
installed?). The uninstallable parts are binfmt-support (>=1.1.2) and
libaudio2.
Any guidan
Can you try to install wine through Synaptic? Synaptic will show you
which package must be removed before installing wine and should be able
to fix that situation.
If you can give me more information about which package synaptic need to
remove, I would greatly appreaciate!
Thanks to take time to
I went into Synaptic Package Manager to ->Edit -> Fix broken packages.
It said it successfully fixed them, but then I go back to Add/Remove
Applications to install Wine and this comes up:
Cannot install 'wine'
This application conflicts with other installed software. To install
'wine' the conflic
Mmh dgd1988 :
Did you look correctly for Broken packages in synaptic? It clearly says
here that there's a broken package which should appear in synaptic if
you follow the instruction that I gave you in my first post.
You can also try this : start Synaptic, go to Edit, and select "Fix
broken packa
Here's what I got while doing that.
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[sudo] password for david:
E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily
unavailable)
E: Unable to lock the administ
Ok, I will give you the instruction how to do this with synaptic :
You can open synaptic from a terminal by typing : gksu synaptic ( or by
opening synaptic into the System / Administration menu )
Click on Settings / repositories and choose the "Third-Party Software"
Tab.
You shouldn't have Wine
Umm, I am unsure how to edit the /etc/apt/sources.list thing. But I do
know how to install from the terminal.
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Interesting! Can-you try to reinstall Wine from the Universe repository?
( Remove the official wine repositories from your /etc/apt/sources.list
file ) and do :
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install wine
Thanks for your help on this.
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I went into Synaptic package manager and didn't find any broken
packages.
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The problem you get here is a dependency problem. Most probably that
something did hang the installation of libaudio2 like a sudden reboot.
You may fix this dependency problem by accessing System / Administration
/ Synaptic
Click on Custom Filters ( at the left of the window ) and click on
Broken
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