Hi

Heracles suggested a clean reinstall of all. How does one do that from an
already installed Debian? I'd do it from the current Debian as that has internet
access via bigpond. I have just command line only. 
Still I'd prefer to recover and learn more.

> Upgrading the wifes PC from an old Debian to etch using dist-upgrade has
> really busted it. xserver-xorg won't install as it depends on x11-common
> but that won't install as I get a dpkg "error processing xmem (--remove)" 
> during the post removal script. I have tried also just 'apt-get -f install'
> and I get the same error.
> 
> I have tried to remove xmem using dpkg --force-all and various other options
> to dpkg but it still wont work.  At this stage I think I need to totally 
> remove X11 stuff and  reinstall it.
> 
> Any help appreciated to recover from this.
> 
> MikeMike Lake
> 


Mike Lake

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