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apt Configuration Problem

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apt Configuration Problem

Postby szaemon » Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:27 pm

I received this error message when installing 1.9:

an attempt tp configure apt to install additional packages from the CD failed.

Is there anything I should do about it?
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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby kiwinsn » Mon Sep 08, 2008 9:31 pm

I'm probably wrong, but what I would do is leave it for now and complete installation.

Once done, open terminal and type: sudo apt-get update

Once finished, sudo apt-get upgrade

That should fix problems with apt.

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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby DaddyX3 » Tue Sep 09, 2008 10:41 am

szaemon wrote:I received this error message when installing 1.9:

an attempt tp configure apt to install additional packages from the CD failed.

Is there anything I should do about it?


You have the Ultimate Edition CD selected to be part of your software sources used for installing applications. Go to System>>Administration>>Software Sources and make sure that it is not selected to be used. See my screen shot ... what it highlighted should NOT be ticked.
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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby szaemon » Tue Sep 09, 2008 12:16 pm

DaddyX3 wrote:You have the Ultimate Edition CD selected to be part of your software sources used for installing applications. Go to System>>Administration>>Software Sources and make sure that it is not selected to be used. See my screen shot ... what it highlighted should NOT be ticked.
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Thanks, but this did happen during the initial installation from the CD. Isn't it suppose to be copying files from the CD? In future installs, should I uncheck the CD while I'm installing off the Live CD? As far as that screen on my computer, I don't actually see that as an option. My looks like this:
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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby szaemon » Tue Sep 09, 2008 12:32 pm

kiwinsn wrote:I'm probably wrong, but what I would do is leave it for now and complete installation.

Once done, open terminal and type: sudo apt-get update

Once finished, sudo apt-get upgrade


I had already finished the the installation before I posted the error. Thanks for the commands, I'll try them.
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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby szaemon » Tue Sep 09, 2008 12:39 pm

kiwinsn wrote:I'm probably wrong, but what I would do is leave it for now and complete installation.

Once done, open terminal and type: sudo apt-get update

Once finished, sudo apt-get upgrade

That should fix problems with apt.

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Well I can' tell you if you were wrong or not but, those commands certainly did something. A bunch of stuff downloaded and installed so I guess my missing pieces of apt were filled in.
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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby DaddyX3 » Tue Sep 09, 2008 1:17 pm

szaemon wrote:
DaddyX3 wrote:You have the Ultimate Edition CD selected to be part of your software sources used for installing applications. Go to System>>Administration>>Software Sources and make sure that it is not selected to be used. See my screen shot ... what it highlighted should NOT be ticked.
Screenshot-Software Sources.png


Thanks, but this did happen during the initial installation from the CD. Isn't it suppose to be copying files from the CD? In future installs, should I uncheck the CD while I'm installing off the Live CD? As far as that screen on my computer, I don't actually see that as an option. My looks like this:


The reason I posted that is because this has happened to me, so I thought for sure that was the reason. Especially since your original post said, "an attempt tp configure apt to install additional packages from the CD failed."

This is something very uncommon when doing the initial install of Ultimate Edition. I figured that you were trying to install some packages via 'apt-get' or something. Didn't realize that you got these errors during your install of Ultimate Edition :oops: As a matter of fact, I didn't know that you could make a repair to a 'Live Session' with apt-get update/ upgrade. Why would you make a repair durring a live session, it wouldn't write it to disc. So.... long story short.... You got me confused with the issue you were having. Sorry :!:
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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby szaemon » Tue Sep 09, 2008 2:40 pm

DaddyX3 wrote:As a matter of fact, I didn't know that you could make a repair to a 'Live Session' with apt-get update/ upgrade. Why would you make a repair during a live session, it wouldn't write it to disc. So.... long story short.... You got me confused with the issue you were having. Sorry :!:


No need for apologies, I'm the one asking for help remember. As for the error message, I have no real idea what it means or what exactly wasn't able to be completed during the install. I only know that I hit the install icon, went through the set up procedures and just before the whole thing was completed I got that error message. I clicked OK to acknowledge the message, then install completed. I don't know what was (or still is) lacking but the system seems to be coming along OK...Still working out kinks, ipod,printer,video,...the biggest problem is figuring out how not to get redirected to Japanese Websites...well that and the ipod...
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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby DaddyX3 » Tue Sep 09, 2008 9:25 pm

Ok, so you do have it installed now?
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Re: apt Configuration Problem

Postby szaemon » Tue Sep 09, 2008 10:45 pm

Yep. It installed from the get go with only this one bit of confusion. I went through my old posts to help me with questions I had before. Now I'm just trying to more with it so new questions are coming up.
Thanks for the help you and everyone else keep giving me.
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