Am / On Mon, 18 Mar 2019 17:57:31 +0100 schrieb / wrote Martin Ingelmann <[email protected]>:
> Trying to install it via apt-get it gives me the > information that > > - it depend on libqm-dsp0, which > > - depends vamp-plugin-sdk, which > > -depends libvamp-hostsdk3v7, which could not be installed > 'cause of different version-numbers (2.7.1~repack0-1 vs. > 1:2.7.1-dmo2) > > Means no chance to be installed with apt-get! > > Here are my system- informations: You have debian-multimedia-packages (dmo) installed on your siduction(?) system, which are known to break Debian (and siduction), because of their version-numbering. In this case: vamp-plugin-sdk and libvamp-hostsdk3v7. The dmo-packages have an epoch (1:) set, which makes them always superior to the debian ones which have no epoch set. Version of vamp-plugin-sdk in stable is 2.6~repack0-3, in testing 2.7.1~repack0-1. The corresponding library packages are libvamp-sdk3v5 in stable and testing (but different version). To install ardour from the debian or siduction repositories you have to replace the dmo-packages with the debian ones. Question is why the dmo-packages are installed. Which other packages depend on them? Try apt-cache rdepends libvamp-sdk2v7 and look which of these packages are also from dmo. Then download all the corresponding debian packages manually from packages.debian.org (or from the siduction packages archive if you are running a siduction system) and install them with 'dpkg -i'. Maybe it also works to only download and install the libvamp-sdk3v5 and the vamp-plugin-sdk packages manually and let an apt-get -f install do the rest. It's always a mess to fix this and get a clean debian system again. So only use dmo-packages if you really know what you are doing. BTW: You do not want to install the ardour packages from debian stable, because these are old and buggy. As you are using a siduction kernel i think you are running at least testing, but if you are on a debian stable system you should install my backports of ardour 5.12 (from apt.klaumikli.de) instead. Happy system cleaning! Klaumi ----------- Klaus-Michael Klingsporn mail: [email protected] web: www.klaumikli.de
