Re: Dependency problems

dev_1.0.56-3.deb) ... > Unpacking replacement libgnorba-dev ... > dpkg:dependency problems prevent configuration of libgnorba-dev > libgnorba-dev depends on libgnome-dev (>= 1.0.56-3); however: > Package libgnome-dev is not configured yet. > dpkg: error processing libgnorba-dev (--inst

Dependency problems

blems prevent configuration of libgnorba-dev libgnorba-dev depends on libgnome-dev (>= 1.0.56-3); however: Package libgnome-dev is not configured yet. dpkg: error processing libgnorba-dev (--install): dependency problems - leaving unconfigured Errors were encountered while processing: libgnorba-dev

Re: perl and perl-doc keep reporting continually dependency problems

Renaud Dreyer wrote: > Everytime I run dselect, I always end up with the same > dependency problem when finishing up selecting packages: > > perl-5.005 recommends perl-5.005-doc (=5.005.03-4.1) > perl-5.005 suggests perl-5.005-debug > perl-5.005-doc recommends perl-5.003 (=5.005.03-5.3) This is y

perl and perl-doc keep reporting continually dependency problems

Everytime I run dselect, I always end up with the same dependency problem when finishing up selecting packages: perl-5.005 recommends perl-5.005-doc (=5.005.03-4.1) perl-5.005 suggests perl-5.005-debug perl-5.005-doc recommends perl-5.003 (=5.005.03-5.3) associated with installed packages: perl-

Re: libc6 Dependency problems

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

Re: libc6 Dependency problems

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-

Re: libc6 Dependency problems

> 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

libc6 Dependency problems

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

Re: Dependency problems with some X packages.

> On Sat, Aug 29, 1998 at 06:34:43PM -0700, Joel Klecker wrote: > > It seems several packages that should depend on xlib6g, depend on xlib6 > > instead, but xlib6 doesn't and shouldn't exist on powerpc. > > Indeed...apt hates that. We need two things: Reupload most of these - > especially tetex-b

Re: Dependency problems with some X packages.

On Sat, Aug 29, 1998 at 06:34:43PM -0700, Joel Klecker wrote: > It seems several packages that should depend on xlib6g, depend on xlib6 > instead, but xlib6 doesn't and shouldn't exist on powerpc. Indeed...apt hates that. We need two things: Reupload most of these - especially tetex-bin, SOMEONE!

Dependency problems with some X packages.

It seems several packages that should depend on xlib6g, depend on xlib6 instead, but xlib6 doesn't and shouldn't exist on powerpc. -- Joel Klecker (aka Espy) mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>http://web.espy.org/> Debian GNU/Linux user/developer on i386 and powerpc. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> htt