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i didn't want to create new post, and keeping clean the forum, but i have pretty much the same problem.
i install slack 14.2 in a system with Crypt-LVM.
Afterwards, i upgrade to current, utilizing the 'Install slackware from hdd' method.
so far everything is working like a charm
The problem is that i cannot remove the installed packages and the output of removepkg command is as follow:
Quote:
bash-4.4# removepkg blueman-2.0.6-x86_64-2
No such package: blueman-2.0.6-x86_64-2. Can't remove.
Can you help to figure out what is going on here with the packages
i didn't want to create new post, and keeping clean the forum, but i have pretty much the same problem.
i install slack 14.2 in a system with Crypt-LVM.
Afterwards, i upgrade to current, utilizing the 'Install slackware from hdd' method.
so far everything is working like a charm
The problem is that i cannot remove the installed packages and the output of removepkg command is as follow:
Can you help to figure out what is going on here with the packages
Next time, DO create a new thread for your own unrelated problem.
For now (assuming that this package is actually installed), try either of these two:
yes,a lot actually
i change the permission but nothing happened
maybe it has to do with the CPRYPT + LVM partition that i choose to use/install slackware.
sharing the scenario, maybe could be helpfull:
- Install 14.2 from dvd
- follow this guide to install the current iso from here
- make initrd for kernel 4.19.2 and put it to /boot
- reboot
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