The root (var) partition has lots of space (only 4% used). I think there
> is a problem with unpacking. Is there a package besides dpkg involved in
> unpacking?
>
> David
>
> s. keeling said:
>> Incoming from David Hattery:
>>>
>>> About 90 percent
On Sat, Apr 03, 2004 at 03:11:06PM -0500, David wrote:
> The problem is most likely to occur on large deb files. Small one are
> much more likely to install OK. The problem is not limited to any one
> particular file. Also, dpkg -i is more likely to work than apt-get.
>
> Somewhere someone said
The problem is most likely to occur on large deb files. Small one are
much more likely to install OK. The problem is not limited to any one
particular file. Also, dpkg -i is more likely to work than apt-get.
Somewhere someone said that it may be a corrupt library. I reinstalled
lots of package
On Fri, Apr 02, 2004 at 01:02:28PM -0500, David wrote:
> When I ran the apt-get inside strace, it was killed by SIGSEGV and left
> the three dpkg-deb processes orphans. Those three processes seem to be
> trying to unpack the same file. Why am I getting three processes? I
> tried to capture the u
>> About 90 percent of the time apt-get install hangs while unpacking.
>>> This
>>> requires a ctl_c to stop, and a dpkg --configure -a before retrying.
>>>
>>> There are 4 related processes so I am wondering if my setup is starting
>>> too many. Ex
The root (var) partition has lots of space (only 4% used). I think there
is a problem with unpacking. Is there a package besides dpkg involved in
unpacking?
David
s. keeling said:
> Incoming from David Hattery:
>>
>> About 90 percent of the time apt-get install hangs while unp
Incoming from David Hattery:
>
> About 90 percent of the time apt-get install hangs while unpacking. This
> requires a ctl_c to stop, and a dpkg --configure -a before retrying.
>
> There are 4 related processes so I am wondering if my setup is starting
> too many. Example f
All,
About 90 percent of the time apt-get install hangs while unpacking. This
requires a ctl_c to stop, and a dpkg --configure -a before retrying.
There are 4 related processes so I am wondering if my setup is starting
too many. Example from on a reinstall after an aborted try (ps ax):
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