On 7/18/21 4:53 PM, w...@mgssub.com wrote:
When dpkg tries to build a new initrd
my system crashes. how can I stop dpkg from trying to build a new initrd so I
can do some other apt things to fix my system?
Many TIA!!!
Dennis
Can you manually build a new initrd?
Why does dpkg try to
On Sun 18 Jul 2021 at 16:53:37 (-0700), w...@mgssub.com wrote:
> When dpkg tries to build a new initrdmy system
> crashes. how can I stop dpkg from trying to build a new initrd so I can do
> some other apt things to fix my system?
Try setting update_initramfs=no in
When dpkg tries to build a new initrd my system crashes. how can I stop dpkg from trying to build a new initrd so I can do some other apt things to fix my system?Many TIA!!!Dennis
Salut,
Merci pour ta rponse.
En fait j'avais une Ubuntu d'installe qui trainait sur mon PC et j'ai
fais une copie des fichiers list, md5 et autres qui manquaient
et a marche !!!
maintenant je me demande si tout a est obsolte ou si maintenant mon
systme est pourri... ?
mes disques ne sont
Bonjour,
Suite à des problèmes sur mon disque et un e2fsck qui m'a supprimé des
inodes à cause de badblocks(sur /var), apt ne fonctionne plus car
certains fichiers ont été endommagés.
apt-get upgrade me donne :
(Lecture de la base de données...
dpkg : avertissement important : le fichier
Le samedi 29 juillet 2006 à 15:34 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Bonjour,
Suite à des problèmes sur mon disque et un e2fsck qui m'a supprimé des
inodes à cause de badblocks(sur /var), apt ne fonctionne plus car
certains fichiers ont été endommagés.
apt-get upgrade me donne :
I've got a broken package and whilst I've got the package working by poking
about dpkg is convinced it's still broken and regales me with a tedious
message every time I run it. How do I debug the problem?
At the moment I get this:
stoneboat:/etc/php4/apache# dpkg --configure proftpd
Setting up
On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 05:40:09PM +0100, Wookey wrote:
I've got a broken package and whilst I've got the package working by poking
about dpkg is convinced it's still broken and regales me with a tedious
message every time I run it. How do I debug the problem?
At the moment I get this:
On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 05:40:09PM +0100, Wookey wrote:
I've got a broken package and whilst I've got the package working by
poking about dpkg is convinced it's still broken and regales me with a
tedious message every time I run it. How do I debug the problem?
At the moment I get this:
I keep getting the following error when I run apt-get anything on one of my
boxes:
Setting up libc6 (2.2.5-3) ...
dpkg: error processing libc6 (--configure):
md5sum gave malformatted output `fc857c5ac5fb84d80720ed4d1c624f6e'
Errors were encountered while processing:
libc6
I've tried removing
You said in your earlier message that you upgraded another machine
with the same version, right?
Was it the same file, or did each machine download its own copy?
If different files, do they match?
If not, try sneaker net.
If those ideas don't work, you can try rebuilding by hand just to
You said in your earlier message that you upgraded another machine
with the same version, right?
Was it the same file, or did each machine download its own copy?
If different files, do they match?
Trying new package files doesn't change anything. Somewhere in it's caching,
dpkg remembers the
$ dpkg --force-help
dpkg forcing options - control behaviour when problems found:
warn but continue: --force-thing,thing,...
stop with error:--refuse-thing,thing,... |
--no-force-thing,...
Forcing things:
allSet all force options
auto-select [*](De)select
Hi,
Michael, I don't think there's a --force-all
optiondidn't work for me.
Anyways, i tried installing another package with the
same fate.I think my dpkg system is badly
damagedis there any way to re-install dpkg?? do u
think that'd take care of things?apt-get works
fine,
[cruft deleted]
Ouch. I've never had to deal with a system as
loused up as that one.
But perhaps it can be solved with a:
dpkg --force-all -P libglib-dev (libglib1.2-dev
libgtk1.2-dev
libgtk-dev)
Hopefully this will clean out the system making way
for a fresh install
What on earth is going on here? I tried all the force options. I
unpack libc6_2.1.2-6 and dont see any tmp.ci/shlibs file in it. And there
is no tmp.ci/ or shlibs in /var/lib/dpkg. Any ideas? This is really
screwing up my sistem's functionality! :(.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/tmh31#apt-get
Please excuse this second post of the same question; I am getting
desperate.
I am having a problem with dselect; the computer (running Debian 2.1)
hung while installing packages, and would not respond to control-c, to
trying to log in onanother console, nothing. I rebooted, and now dpkg,
dselect
While configuring my /etc/ppp/ip-up.d scripts, I (stupidly) removed the
/etc/init.d entries for a couple of packages (instead of just
update-rc.d [-n] [-f] name remove). Now, dpkg can't remove, install,
configure, purge, or even force any operation on those packages.
Is there any way to fix
While configuring my /etc/ppp/ip-up.d scripts, I (stupidly) removed the
/etc/init.d entries for a couple of packages (instead of just
update-rc.d [-n] [-f] name remove). Now, dpkg can't remove, install,
configure, purge, or even force any operation on those packages.
Is there any way to
*- On 13 May, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about Re: Help w/dpkg (no /etc/init.d
file)
While configuring my /etc/ppp/ip-up.d scripts, I (stupidly) removed the
/etc/init.d entries for a couple of packages (instead of just
update-rc.d [-n] [-f] name remove). Now, dpkg can't remove, install
On 13-May-99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While configuring my /etc/ppp/ip-up.d scripts, I (stupidly) removed the
/etc/init.d entries for a couple of packages (instead of just
update-rc.d [-n] [-f] name remove). Now, dpkg can't remove, install,
configure, purge, or even force any operation on
On 13-May-99 Brian Servis wrote:
*- On 13 May, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about Re: Help w/dpkg (no
/etc/init.d file)
While configuring my /etc/ppp/ip-up.d scripts, I (stupidly) removed the
/etc/init.d entries for a couple of packages (instead of just
update-rc.d [-n] [-f] name remove). Now
*- On 13 May, Steve Gore wrote about Re: Help w/dpkg (no /etc/init.d file)
or, if you ask nicely for the specific files I am sure people will be
more than happy to email them to you. After all they are only small
text files.
Ah, that would have been much better. I solved it the really ugly
Hello Debian-user,
I could launch xemacs, but here in the bottom line,
it told me lacking of /debian-startup.
I then turn to install emacs and all of the .el's
and some of other .deb's
Then I got these:
dpkg_audit.txt: what I've got with dpkg --audit
dpkg_configure.txt: what
Dear Zhaoway,
I think the problem is partly that you're trying to install
emacs19 and emacs20: this will make things unhappy. Purge one or the
other. Installing the emacs20-el package should created those files your
lacking.
HTH,
Matthew
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