On Sat, 2 May 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I did an 'apt-get upgrade', and apt went ahead and removed e2fslibsg
> in
> favour of e2fsprogs without any messages or warnings. So now I have no
> e2fslibsg, but everything seems to be fine, what will happen if I have to
> reboot?
Everyth
I did an 'apt-get upgrade', and apt went ahead and removed e2fslibsg in
favour of e2fsprogs without any messages or warnings. So now I have no
e2fslibsg, but everything seems to be fine, what will happen if I have to
reboot?
Thanks,
Timothy
PS, for the developers: apt-get upgrade is real
Bob Nielsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dselect won't install e2fslibsg because of a conflict with
> e2fsprogs, but it won't remove e2fsprogs because it is an essential
> package. How do I resolve this dilemma?
I did it using the --force-remove-essential flag to dpkg while
removing. Make sure
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