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i tried to do a apt-get dist-upgrade and got some errors about gnome games..there are currently 225 packeages that weren't installed and i have tried both apt-get -f install, apt-get -f remove and apt-get -f dist-upgrade but nothing seems to work. i hope someone has an idea what i can do.....i can start icewm but gnome is looking for lib-gnome-perl or something like that
i can't get to my sources list right now....but i was trying to upgrade from stable to unstable. I used libranet 2.7 as my install, which is more up to date than woody. but i just changed my sources from stable to unstable.
I believe it is a dependency error, it keeps asking me if libgnome-perl is install then when i try to apt-get that it gives me dependency errors...I can't dist-upgrade to sarge nor sid without having this problem
Well I suggest you do not use libranet and then upgrade. I suggest you go for Woody, and then do a dist-upgrade. I did it that way without ANY problems at all :-)
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