On Sat, Feb 15, 2003 at 08:15:03AM -0200, klaus imgrund wrote: > Hello, > > got a little problem here.I did a upgrade yesterday - tried anyway - on > a machine that is running unstable and wasn't updated for about 6 > weeks. > I didn't look too close at the stuff thats going to be upgraded and did > anticipate errors with kde and the likes but what I got now is strange. That was silly, be more careful in future. > With synaptic kdelibs3 is shown as a broken package but I can't fix it > from there.Shows some dependency problems with ark and kwrite and so > on. > If I try to purge those packages dpkg can't find them. > When I try dselect and tell it to install the selected packages it goes > ahead and tries to remove ark and a couple of other things but then I > get an error message that looks like a drive failure: KDE3 is (slooooowly) moving into sid, so KDE is quite broken at the moment. If you're using sid, you should a) watch apt very carefully, and b) read the debian-devel-announce list so that coun see what's happening with sid. > I/O error dev 3:05 (hda) sector 288334 > hda:dma_intr:status=0x51 DriveReadySeekCompleteError > hda:dma_intr:error=0x01 AddrMarkNotFound LBAsect=25551126 sector28833 This is bad. Are you using hdparm or something? Do the kernel logs tell you anything else? How old is the machine? > I use an ext3 file system and there is nothing in lost and found and a > fsck doesn't show any errors at all. > > Anybody got an idea how to fix this or is it reinstalling time already? You'll only need to reinstall if your disk has been corrupted; use debsums to check. -- Rob Weir <rweir@ertius.org> http://ertius.org/
Attachment:
pgpKSVwiOZWmj.pgp
Description: PGP signature