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apt-get cant install software, unresolved dependencies

I followed this manual to instal XBMC media player and I have an unsolved dependencies there.

Code:

apt-get install xbmc

returns:
Následující balíky mají nesplněné závislosti:
xbmc : Závisí na: xbmc-bin (>= 10.0-0.5+1) ale nebude se
Závisí na: xbmc-data (>= 10.0-0.5+1)
Závisí na: xbmc-skin-confluence (>= 10.0-0.5+1)

Code:

apt-get install xbmc-bin

returns:

Následující balíky mají nesplněné závislosti:
xbmc-bin : Závisí na: libavcodec52 (>= 5:0.7.7) ale 4:0.5.10-1 se bude instalova
Závisí na: libavformat52 (>= 5:0.7.7) ale 4:0.5.10-1 se bude instalov
Závisí na: libpostproc51 (>= 5:0.7.7) ale 4:0.5.10-1 se bude instalov
Závisí na: libswscale0 (>= 5:0.7.7) ale 4:0.5.10-1 se bude instalovat

Please any idea on how to fix?

Code:

uname -a

Linux amnesia 3.10-3-486 #1 Debian 3.10.11-1 (2013-09-10) i686 GNU/Linux

Well, I don't know what language that's in, but try updating your system and packages with

Code:

sudo apt-get update

Code:

sudo apt-get upgrade

Quote:

Originally Posted by postcd (Post 5114445)

I followed this manual to instal XBMC media player and I have an unsolved dependencies there.
Please any idea on how to fix?

Code:

uname -a

Linux amnesia 3.10-3-486 #1 Debian 3.10.11-1 (2013-09-10) i686 GNU/Linux

You don't have the dependencies required to install XBMC. What version of Debian are you using. Based on your kernel it should be Jessie (testing) so the instructions that you looked at for "debian squeeze" are surely out of date.

In the future please provide translations for error messages in languages other than English. Not everyone of this forum understands Czech.
jdk

Rule Zero of having a nice time in Linux is to follow directions from trusted websites for the same version you are using.

Directions for Debian Squeeze from some random guy's blog are unlikely to give you satisfactory results. What is linuxg.net's relationship to XBMC or Debian, specifically? Personally I would begin my research on the official XBMC and/or Debian sites. :)