*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 146817 ***
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Still get same error despite there being NO BROKEN PACKAGES.
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Broken packages result in meaningless error message
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I've just observed it on a laptop running 8.04 LTS. I agree with Warbo,
Greg Michalec, Nattgew and Stuart about this: the error message needs to
be improved. Currently, it's not at all clear how a user ought to find
the broken filter, so unless the user googles the problem, they'll be
left with a
This bug is still present in Intrepid. I also agree with the idea of
adding some reference to synaptic as a method to fix the broken state to
the error message.
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Broken packages result in meaningless error message
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Daniel S: You can fix broken packages by going into the Synaptic Package
Manager (in SystemAdministration). The broken filter referred to is
in there. Packages may be broken for a variety of reasons, see
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto#How%20to%20fix%20broken%20packages
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I agree that this should be changed to be more clear.
** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Hi -
I'm using latest Hardy, and this error message is still present. Update-manager
does detect the broken packages correctly, and does display an error message.
The bug is that the error message: You have 2 broken packages on your system!
Use the Broken filter to locate them. does not apply
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Thanks for your bugreport.
Update-manager should already be able to detect broken packages and
display a meaningful error message. Could you please tell me how to
reproduce this problem and maybe attach a screenshot ?
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Status: New = Incomplete
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