[SOLVED] [sid] adobe-flasplugin is reinstall-required but apt can't find archive for it
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I will never understand why people insist on trying to download packages from various sites . In the 5 years I have ran Debian Sid I have yet had to resort to searching the web for a package. Nor have I have to compile a package from source other than madwifi and Nvidia drivers, and for nvidia/ati I recommend using smxi.
If you are running stable, the normal debian repo, security, volatile, backports and debian-multimedia.org will give you access to close to 30k packages. If your running sid; debian, dmm and perhaps sidux will give you about the same.
Even things like Opera, skype, and various Google apps have a repo.
Hurray, finally. Problem solved. Thanks craigevil for a tip.
After, reducing a list of sources in /etc/apt/source.list to stable relise, I had no problem in installing again install_flash_player_10_linux.deb
I recently installed Ubuntu using VirtualBox and have run into the same issue that you have described above. I am curious to know which sources in /etc/apt/source are stable releases. After I change that, I can follow the rest of the steps in your subsequent thread.
In case anyone has this issue with Ubuntu-Karmic (I know this is a Debian thread, but the searching for the error message puts this thread at the top of the list) the following fixed the problem for me:
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