Em Qua, 2004-01-07 Ãs 15:42, Michael D. Crawford escreveu:
> I have a PowerPC testing system.
Same as me, but with a little unstable thrown in.
> I just updated today, and now whenever I try to install any software, dselect
> keeps wanting me to resolve dependencies. Eventually I get down to where it
> lists two packages, mozilla-browser and mozilla-xmlterm. After that, no matter
> what I do, I can't get dselect to think the dependencies are satisfied. The
> only escape is to control-c to kill dselect, so I can't really use dselect anymore.
Do you really user mozilla-xmlterm? What about dpkg -r'ing it?
> note that xprt-xprintorg is not listed in the dependency resolution dialog. I
> have mozilla 1.0.0-0.woody.1 installed.
You don't need to worry about xprt-xprintorg, it's just a suggestion.
I'd also suggest apt-get install mozilla mozilla-browser to be really
testing.
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