Csanyi Pal wrote: > Bob Proulx writes: > > You can purge and re-install packages. But that may not be the same > > as a clean installation. It is much easier to simply create a clean > > chroot and install there. > > I created a clean chroot by running the following commands in a > directory called '/debian-adatok-1/Chroot/': > > $ cd /debian-adatok-1/Chroot/ > $ sudo debootstrap --arch amd64 wheezy . > $ sudo chroot /debian-adatok-1/Chroot/ > $ sudo mount -o bind /dev /debian-adatok-1/Chroot/dev/ > $ sudo mount -o bind /proc /debian-adatok-1/Chroot/proc/ The bind mounts would need to happen before the chroot command. You would get errors otherwise so I assume you did that anyway. Or in a different terminal. > Then I installed vuze in chroot environment by running the command: > aptitude install vuze > > Is this an install of vuze in clean chroot? Yes! That should work nicely. If the application is an X application then very likely you will need to bind mount /home and /tmp too. sudo mount -o bind /home /debian-adatok-1/Chroot/home sudo mount -o bind /tmp /debian-adatok-1/Chroot/tmp If there is any problem opening an X window then investigate the setting of $XAUTHORITY which is sometimes mangled by window session managers. The file it points to must be available. Also the /tmp/.X11-unix/ must be available too. Bob
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