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E: Internal Error, No file name for libss2 messing up apt-get
The title pretty much says it, whenever I use apt-get I get this message after it: "E: Internal Error, No file name for libss2" messing up apt-get. It doesn't let me apt-get install anything or apt-get remove either. apt-get update works fine, though. I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 11.10 to 12.04.
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Hi,
can you please cut and paste the the contents of your terminal when running the following Code:
dpkg --auditEvo2. |
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libjpeg8:i386 Independent JPEG Group's JPEG runtime library (dependencyCode:
Reading package lists... Done |
Hi,
aha, so it looks like "dpkg --audit" is telling you that there are a bunch of packages that failed to fully install. They are unpacked but not configured. I guess you never actually completed that upgrade you mentioned in your first post. Try to configure all the pending packages with the following command: Code:
sudo dpkg --configure --pendingCheers, Evo2. |
Thanks, that worked.
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thanks evo2. I had the same issue with libslang2.....I have never used --audit, I always just use apt-get, and after some large dist-upgrades I tend to re-run it again to make sure it went OK since I sometimes don't hang around to watch the upgrade. Thanks timebirds for pointing me over to this thread too.
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