I had a particular scenario, but if someone could help me, I want to try fix that custom environment.
I installed the Kaisen over old distro(problem on boot) to solve the boot problem overriding old Linux Mint by new Kaisen distro but keeping all my very specific development environment configs.
All works except that packages problems, I think that problems are related to the residual files from the old installation. Excepted by that problems all the system and configs are working fine.
I want to continue using the Kaisen the Kaisen linux recent installed, but if possible with help to solve that particular APT packages problems.
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Configurando python3 (3.10.6-3) âŠ
running python rtupdate hooks for python3.10âŠ
dpkg-query: o pacote âapt-xapian-indexâ nĂŁo estĂĄ instalado
Utilize dpkg --contents (= dpkg-deb --contents) para listar o conteĂșdo de ficheiros de arquivo.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File â/usr/bin/py3cleanâ, line 210, in
main()
File â/usr/bin/py3cleanâ, line 196, in main
pfiles = set(dpf.from_package(options.package))
File â/usr/share/python3/debpython/files.pyâ, line 53, in from_package
raise Exception(âcannot get content of %sâ % package_name)
Exception: cannot get content of apt-xapian-index
error running python rtupdate hook apt-xapian-index
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Could someone could help me(Without reinstall the SO)?
That repositories already exists on /etc/apt/sources.list.d/, when I installed the new SO the files inside that folder still preserved.
I liked the ideia os keep them because some of that are related to third party tools, frequently useful to my environment.
I only trying to merge that dependencies to work with new Kaisen install, because donât appears to be most complicated.
If not possible, the exclusion of that other sources can be a possibility.
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Itâs written in the Kaisen documentation and everywhere else.
Doing some kind of âmergerâ is just an idea to break everything.
If you want Kaisen, you should install it cleanly, without adding Debian repositories or other distributions, thatâs the best way to break everything.
Now, just that errors are occurring:
Erros foram encontrados durante o processamento de:
apache2
python3
speedometer
emacs-gtk
python3-all
gnome-menus
Iâm think there is needed just some adjustments to solve that problems.
Appears to be python related problems, I donât know exactly:
dpkg-query: o pacote 'xviewer-plugins' nĂŁo estĂĄ instalado
Utilize dpkg --contents (= dpkg-deb --contents) para listar o conteĂșdo de ficheiros de arquivo.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/py3clean", line 210, in <module>
main()
File "/usr/bin/py3clean", line 196, in main
pfiles = set(dpf.from_package(options.package))
File "/usr/share/python3/debpython/files.py", line 53, in from_package
raise Exception("cannot get content of %s" % package_name)
Exception: cannot get content of xviewer-plugins
error running python rtupdate hook xviewer-plugins
I want to add an Ubuntu repo, but just to solve some problems with not found packages, and that repo should have the less priority possible, a priority less than the Kaisen official repo.
Could you help me with that? Create a Ubuntu sources list but with less privilege.
Some packages needed/examples: multiarch-support, libjpeg8, ubuntu-drivers-common, light-locker-settings, xviewer-plugins
I think that could solve almost of my actual problems with packages.
I think you havenât really understood how APT repositories work.
YOU SHOULD NOT ADD A REPOSITORY FROM ANOTHER DISTRIBUTION, EVEN DEBIAN, BECAUSE YOU MIGHT BREAK KAISEN.
If you canât find some packages, two solutions.
Either it has a different name in Debian (and therefore Kaisen, a very large part of Debian packages are mirrored, except those forked and/or managed by me). In which case, you have to search on Google or with apt-cache search the software you are looking for.
Either install the .deb from a different source, if not available in the repository, or download a binary to put in /usr/local/bin.
Now, if you absolutely want to add the repository of other distributions and create a priority, you can manage it in /etc/apt/preferences file (if it no exist, create it).
Even with a priority setting, you will most likely break Kaisen.
Please be aware that in this case I cannot guarantee to help you if something is broken and cannot be held responsible.
I found this info about the package pinning priority:
**100 < P <=500**
causes a version to be installed unless there is a version available belonging to some other distribution, or the installed version is more recent.
**0 < P <=100**
causes a version to be installed only if there is no installed version of the package.
