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Hi, people. Yesterday I started to upgrade my Debian
installation (on na Acer Aspire) to Squeeze, but things gone really bad. I did na aptitude full-upgrade and after download finished
(about 2GB) dpkg accused a loto f missed dependencies and warns me of the risk
of upgrading udev without upgrading the kernel first. I was not planning to
upgrade my kernel, but as it’s need i’ll do that, but now, for every install
command apt tries to install all the packages it should upgrade (what does not
work). Some packages was already unninstalled (includding
aptitude), but seens that no one was installed yet. I don’t remember how to make apt forget what packages it
should install. Can someone tell me how to make apt forgets the upgrade list
for now, Just to allow me to install a new kernel and aptitude again, for later
upgrade? Is Sid required, atm, for sqeeze works without dependecy
faults? __ Paulo Diovani
Gonçalves http://diovani.com |