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I run debian 5.04 VMware image.
I tried to install the app as
apt-get install tcpdump
I got the following:
I don't know what to do.
Thanks
Do as it says. run the following:
apt-get update
apt-get install --fix-missing
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I tried to install wine on my Linux but it fails with the above error message.
I've tried to fix it for hours without no luck. Any idea why does it fail?
Try to install with aptitude: sudo aptitude install winehq-stable (aptitude will suggest resolutions to the problem) or just install first wine-stable then winehq-stable.
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I used
sudo apt-get install -f
This command removed all packages from my Debian 64 bit wheezy.
Even the core package as gnome application and chrome even I am not able to launch terminal.
I want to restore them . how can I?
Any help will be appreciated.
This shows why it is important to understand what apt-get is about to do before you accept its recommendation. As sometimes, its recommended solution will be to remove everything, as you have discovered. It is not possible to tell why it came to this decision without more information.
You can use apt-get install task-gnome-desktop to reinstall the Gnome desktop. You will have to keep repeating this for the packages that are missing.
However, it is possible that the problem that caused apt-get to remove these packages in the first place is still present, and the above commands will fail. In which case you will need to investigate the errors you get.
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Helllo, I'm using Debian 8 and it runs correctly, but I restart my computer after installing icons and gnome shell extensions and that happened :(
any ideas?
Translate to English "Network services system are not compatible with this version"
Thank you for help
If there are incompatibilities, I would suggest you run the 'upgrade manager', and let it check if there are packages which have to be update.
How did you install the icons and what did you install from gnome? An extension?
Try this:
sudo apt-get --reinstall install network-manager
I think your installation, or your last update, was interrupted and incomplete.
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I've been downloaded TeamViz.3.2.x64.tar.gz
"teamviz timer" and extract it but when i'm trying to open it this pop up
my os : ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64-bit
NOTE:I Tried running it as root
some library are missing btw it's noticed in the site under the description :
"Firstly you need to install necessary libraries by commands:
sudo apt-get install libjpeg62 libxss1"
so copy-paste these commands in the terminal
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Hello guys I just started to use Ubuntu and Ubuntu Server, I'm stuck using the at command.
Don't know how to initiate the command. This is what I'm trying do to:
I'm trying to run this file at 5 AM using the 'at" command
/etc/holler.sh
Thank You In Advance!
You should be able to do that with at -
1) Install at
sudo apt-get install at
2) Schedule your command
at 05:00 /somePathTo/someCommand