downgrade a package wich is needed by others
Hi
I did a little mistake... I recently had unstable in my sources list to
install some specific packages from unstable. Unfortunatly i forgot to
comment the unstable line in the sources list out when i installed libfam0
and i had then the version installed suplied with unstable. So far so good
but now it turned out that i need exaclty the version wich is supplied with
woody. I don't have unstable in my sources.list anymore but i can't get it
downgraded. Itried
apt-get --reinstall install libfam0
but apt-get refuses to do that because the version is lower (ahh really? :-)))
). So i tried to remove it
apt-get remove libfam0
but apt then wants also uninstall tonns of other packs wich depend on
libfam0... thats not what i want...
Is there a way to do that cleanly?
cheers,
Raffaele
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