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update-manager problem
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/103909
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Thanks for your bugreport.
Could you please attach the files in /var/log/dist-upgrade/ to this
bugreport?
Thanks,
Michael
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update-manager problem
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/103909
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@Johny Levai: what do you do to manually fix the problem? I have seen
this problem recently in some bugreport but currently I don't know where
it comes from so every help in debugging this issue is very welcome. If
it happens for you, what does your sources.list look like and what does
usually
When I said manually fixing, I ment: dpkg --configure -a
If installs some of the packages. Then I had to try later when the other
packages were available in the repos. I was using the standard source.list of
feisty, the one he installed, but as I selected my timezone in the installer,
it
I too found myself in situations like this. I think it's because the mirrors.
When I was using the romanian mirrors as repos, it happened very often. It's
very frustrating as you have to manually fix the problem every time this
happens.
How about first synching the packages, and only after that
