*Brian Walker wrote:*
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*-f, --fix-broken
This should fix it, but in my experience doesn't always apt-get -f install
Your could also try apt-get -f install imhangul-
Note the minus sign at the end of the package name. *
* Many thanks for the advice - sadly, the apt-get -f option was one of the first I tried. adding the "-" had the same result.
$locate imhangul found the /var/cache/apt archives of a i386.deb for imhangul ..... but it seemed to remain unrecognized. Deleting all references to imhangul in other directories (rm -R ...) and $locate imhangul again showed these files as if they were present on the disk, but cd into the repository and there isnothing there. dpkg, dselect, aptitude - all find imhangul but fail to install it. dpkg stubbornly tells me that the archive is not found, and I am unable to download it from the repository .... it almost makes me long for M$ simplicity, but then I have a coffee and all seems better.
When I changed the apt.sources to unstable and tried to update/upgrade, it all hung on imhangul .... and I don't even need or want the Korean language support .....
Any more ideas? Something simple along the ideas of dpkg --configure --pending? I like a simple life ....
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* Have you tried removing **imhangul with dpkg?
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