ognen wrote:
I have had this problem many times, and it was not due to faulty hardware but rather a software issue with me (well it was partially hardware, it would corrupt the database creating the segmentation fault). There was a way of fixing it, i think you had to delete some files.... alas i cannot remember but a google search should yield more info (thats where i found out)Jule Slootbeek wrote:The last time i saw that error, it was because of a bad memory stick, download memtest86 (i assume you are running on a x86 machine) from www.memtest86.com and see if you have any corrupted memory.hope this helps, -JSS Marek Pawinski wrote:HiWhen i run apt-get install "package" i get a "Reading Package Lists... Done Segmentation faulty Tree... 50%" error. I have tried apt-get check and apt-get clean, does not solve. Apt-get update seems to work. Any help please.Marek
Thanks guys i found the solution here it is: [root:~]mkdir bak[root:~]mkdir bak/var [root:~]mkdir bak/var/cache [root:~]mkdir bak/var/cache/apt [root:~]mkdir bak/var/cache/apt/bin
[root:~]mv /var/cache/apt/*.bin ~/bak/var/cache/apt/bin