Currently noble release repositories appear mostly be fixed as I tested
so far, the release now can be bootstrapped w/o problems when using
latest version of debootstrap. It can be run by installing latest deb or
otherwise running it according to README in the .tar.gz file (it could
be downloaded f
That last comment 'don't forget gaps (new line) between pinning rules,
w/o the gap pinning doesn't work correctly" was the cause of my issue. I
now have gparted 1.5.0 installed. Thank you for responding to my issue.
I now know all about app pinning - something new for me.
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Another note, don't forget gaps (new line) between pinning rules, w/o
the gap pinning doesn't work correctly, I found hard way by testing.
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I'm afraid that approach doesn't resolve the error. Thanks though. It is
interesting.
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Title:
Unmet dependencies cause gparted to fail to install
Did you add the override file to correct location
(/etc/apt/preferences.d/)? Don't forget to run 'apt clean' and 'apt
update' changing configuration. Also check your apt-cache policy, post
outputs of 'apt-cache policy gparted gparted-common' and 'apt install
gparted' and also contents of any file
Currently the noble repositories are the mostly broken, related to
recent xz backdoor cve (CVE-2024-3094). Meanwhile you may want to add an
override to your apt configuration, create a file in
/etc/apt/preferences.d with contents similar to below, where pinning >
1000 would mean package could be do
