On Sat, 11 Mar 2000, paul wrote:
> It'd be nice to know what caused it. I'm leaning to hardware problems,
> as I noticed in my journals that I had some rather funny filesystem and
> data coruption problems with a similar motherboard (MVP3) and this same
> HD (Quantum 6.4 gig) last year when the
Thanks Jason,
Your sugestion took care of the problem, and all is now well AFAIK.
>
> On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, paul wrote:
>
> > Today, when doing "apt-get upgrade" on my "Potato" machine, apt-get exited
> > with the following messages:
>
> Usually 'rm /var/cache/apt/*.bin' makes it go away, I do
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, paul wrote:
> Today, when doing "apt-get upgrade" on my "Potato" machine, apt-get exited
> with the following messages:
Usually 'rm /var/cache/apt/*.bin' makes it go away, I dont understand how
it is possible to get into a state where that is required
Jason
On 10 March, 2000, I said:
> Today, when doing "apt-get upgrade" on my "Potato" machine, apt-get exited
> with the following messages:
>
> Reading Package Lists... Done
> Segmentation faulty Tree... 50%
>
> The first I have seen before, but the second I have not. All aplications
> that
> I u
On Fri, Mar 10, 2000 at 02:34:44PM -0500, paul generated a stream of 1s and 0s:
> Today, when doing "apt-get upgrade" on my "Potato" machine, apt-get exited
> with the following messages:
>
> Reading Package Lists... Done
> Segmentation faulty Tree... 50%
>
This could mean several things. Segmen
Today, when doing "apt-get upgrade" on my "Potato" machine, apt-get exited
with the following messages:
Reading Package Lists... Done
Segmentation faulty Tree... 50%
The first I have seen before, but the second I have not. All aplications that
I use regularly seem to be working properly, and I
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