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09-09-2003, 02:33 PM	#1
kiteless LQ Newbie Registered: Aug 2003 Distribution: JAMD 0.0.6 Posts: 7 Rep:	Manually Fix Broken Dependancies? Hi guys I have some broken dependancies that I just can't seem to fix. I am running JAMD 0.0.6: bash: Depends: atrpms but it is not installable expat: Depends: atrpms but it is not installable kdelibs: Obsoletes: kdesupport but 3:2.0.1-1 is installed kernel#2.4.20-19.23.rh9.at: Depends: atrpms but it is not installable As far as I can see I can't install it because I have apt-get installed. And I have no clue what to do with the Obsoletes. If I do an apt-get -f install it wants to nuke nearly everything I have installed, including my kernel =P Any ideas on how I can fix this manually?

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