Am 18.07.19 um 09:50 schrieb Carl Brewer: > On 18/07/2019 5:38 pm, Andreas Wacknitz wrote: > >>> >> This is the correct one and, at least in theory, old settings shouldn't >> interfere here. But as I see it your situation proves it wrong. >> My best guess is that there is at least one old package that holds back >> the update deeply nested inside the dependencies. >> If you are willing to reinstall from scratch anyways you could do some >> experiments before in order to gain some new knowledge (at least I would >> do :)) >> You could remove the userland-incorporation and the entire package: >> >> pkg uninstall userland-incorporation entire > > root@testy:~# pkg uninstall userland-incorporation entire > Packages to remove: 2 > Create boot environment: No > Create backup boot environment: No > > PHASE ITEMS > Removing old actions 4174/4174 > Updating package state database Done > Updating package cache 2/2 > Updating image state Done > Creating fast lookup database Done > root@testy:~# > > > root@testy:~# pkg install virtualbox > Packages to install: 9 > Packages to update: 17 > Services to change: 6 > Create boot environment: No > Create backup boot environment: Yes > > DOWNLOAD PKGS FILES XFER > (MB) SPEED > Completed 26/26 10890/10890 > 179.0/179.0 414k/s > > PHASE ITEMS > Removing old actions 90/90 > Installing new actions 10961/10961 > Updating modified actions 856/856 > Updating package state database Done > Updating package cache 17/17 > Updating image state Done > Creating fast lookup database Done > > _______________________________________________ > openindiana-discuss mailing list > openindiana-discuss@openindiana.org > https://openindiana.org/mailman/listinfo/openindiana-discuss Yep, as I wrote: you have freed most constraints with these two uninstalled packages. You should also be able to update your system to bring it to the newest version: pkg update -v
You should be aware of the intended behavior of the userland-incorporation: it should force you to update your whole system because that is what is tested/guaranteed to work (in theory). What you now have is an uncommon/unintended situation: you can update only parts of your system (that what happened when you installed virtualbox now). But you should run "pkg update" also. BTW: It would be interesting to also try to install entire and userland-incorporation (after pkg update && init 6). You will probably see package that cannot be updated (and thus prohibit the installation of entire and userland-incorporation). Maybe you can find the real original culprit within these. _______________________________________________ openindiana-discuss mailing list openindiana-discuss@openindiana.org https://openindiana.org/mailman/listinfo/openindiana-discuss
