Re: apt-get dist-upgrade = [shellutils on hurd]?!

["Bryan K. Walton" <walton@berbee.com>]

OK, sorry for the last email.  Found my problem: I mistakenly had my
sources.list file set for unstable.  Glad I didn't do the dist-upgrade and
move to unstable by accident.  However, still perplexed by the [shellutils
on hurd].  Anyone know what this means?

Thanks,
Bryan 

On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Bryan K. Walton wrote:

> Hello,
> 	This morning, as always, I come into work and update my Debian
> OS.  I got into the habit a long time ago of typing:
> 
> work:/home/walton# apt-get update
> followed by:
> work:/home/walton# apt-get -f -s dist-upgrade | less
> 
> before actually updating my distribution.  This morning I am a little
> confused.  Apt-get wants to upgrade 86 packages and next to each of the
> package names, it says [sheellutils on hurd].  Now, I don't have the hurd
> installed on my computer currently.  I did in the past, but that partition
> is no longer in existence.  What does this mean?
> 
> Thanks,
> Bryan 
> 
>