Judging by the rest of the script, line 732 should read
text = _(%s\n\nsmall%s/small) % primary, msg
Certainly it runs correctly after editing it in this manner and running
'dpkg --configure -a'.
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Tried to install qt4-x11 but the terminal says unable to locate package
qt4-x11
You wouldn't install qt4-x11...
The fix that Steve mentioned is to the next release of the 'libqt4-dbus'
library, which you should already have installed. When this is released,
an update on your machine will
By the looks of the bug reports on Debian, it seems that this is caused
by an over-eager compiler optimization (which probably explains why the
amd64 works whilst the i386 doesn't). It ought to be possible to bypass
this optimization for the one section of the code so I would expect a
pretty quick
I'd prefer a thorough fix for the release than a quick hack!
I'm sure that we all agree with that... *If* the problem is that the compiler
is optimizing incorrectly for the i386 code, however, disabling the
optimization locally to that routine is surely a fair enough solution pending a
I'm seeing the same problem on my fully patched Lucid Kubuntu box (P4,
512 Mb of RAM). Specifically, using 'atop' reveals system crippling
levels of paging and disk reads - obviously the bottleneck on this
system is memory rather than processor.
That said, my problem is not with the cron.weekly
