Michel and Hartmut-
Thanks for the pointer. In general, if I stumble across further
dependency problems, is there a central place to look for the pointers to
packages not yet included in the official tree? Or is the best thing to
ask here?
Regards,
Randy
On 13-Mär-99, Randall Barth wrote:\n
> The question is: How can I get apt-get to ignore the dependencies and
> install anyway? Alternatively, can someone determine if the >= 2.1
> dependency is valid and change? or update libc6?
You can get glibc 2.1 at http://powerpc.debian.org/~koptein/glibc-
> In attempting to install on my PowerMac 6500, I've noticed that a lot of
> packages depend on libc6 >= 2.1 but the only available version is 2.0.x.
> In fact a quick scan of the unstable tree shows 2.1.x only available for
> the i386 arch.
>
> The question is: How can I get apt-get to ignore
In attempting to install on my PowerMac 6500, I've noticed that a lot of
packages depend on libc6 >= 2.1 but the only available version is 2.0.x.
In fact a quick scan of the unstable tree shows 2.1.x only available for
the i386 arch.
The question is: How can I get apt-get to ignore the dependen
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