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nginx 1.9.2 on raspbian
The jessie-backports contain a precompiled armhf binary of the latest nginx mainline (1.9.10).
### add jessie-backports to sources.list
echo "deb [check-valid-until=no] http://archive.debian.org/...
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autoreconf: command not found
apt-cache search only searches for packages by name and description, not what they contain. For your intended use case you probably should use apt-file:
$ sudo apt install -y apt-file
...
$ sudo apt-...
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dpkg was interrupted
Remove all the files inside /var/lib/dpkg/updates directory with the following commands:
cd /var/lib/dpkg/updates
sudo rm *
And then run this command to get the newer ones:
sudo apt-get update
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hi i have problem in kali linys
I had a similar problem on Raspbian:
dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting: files list file for
package 'init-system-helpers' is missing final newline E: Sub-process
/usr/bin/dpkg returned an ...
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Raspbian Jessie Lite apt-get problem
Mount the orginal image file
sudo mount ./2016-09-23-raspbian-jessie-lite.img ../rasp/root -o offset=$((137216*512))
Copy /var/lib/dpkg again to the sdcard of the pi and everything worked.
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DPKG failing with fail2ban
I've finally got it working again. I downloaded the fail2ban package from the debian package repository using wget http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/f/fail2ban/fail2ban_0.8.13-1_all.deb.
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Upgrade or install using apt-get results in dpkg error
Seems you have really mixed up your packet manager. I suggest to reset its installation lists by editing sources.list and raspi.list. By default it looks like this:
rpi ~$ cat /etc/apt/sources.list
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Anydesk not installing in Raspberry Pi 3b+ with Raspberry OS 64 bit
Either you don't have the armhf architecture set up in DPKG, or you don't have http://archive.raspbian.org/raspbian/dists/buster/main/binary-armhf/ in your APT sources. Or maybe you just didn't update ...
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Segmentation faults after installing .deb packages
It is far from clear what you actually did, but if you downloaded from Debian they won't run on a Pi Zero as Debian has never supported ARM6.
Raspberry Pi OS produces its own ARM6 binaries.
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Anydesk not installing in Raspberry Pi 4 with Raspberry OS 64 bit
64bit Raspberry Pi OS not yet supported by AnyDesk.
https://support.anydesk.com/knowledge/anydesk-for-linux-raspberry-pi-freebsd
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Issue with 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' and samba installation
After continuing to search on the issue, I think I have solved it. I ran the following:
sudo apt-get autoclean
dpkg –-remove samba
dpkg –-purge samba
apt-get clean && apt-get autoremove (not ...
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I've got same error while trying to install anything using `sudo apt-get`
The error message indicates that there is a problem with the files list. The files list is updated with:
rpi ~$ sudo apt update
so this is the first you should do. And afterwards it is always a good ...
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autoreconf: command not found
You should better use the more up to date installation manager apt. It is just a wrapper for the underlying tools apt-get, apt-search and others but with additional functions. You will find with:
rpi ...
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Apt-get returns several errors
Solving the Loop warning in the beginning was the solution.
I removed redis_6379 from /etc/init.d and everything started working without errors.
My own lesson: Start trying to fix the errors from the ...
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'sudo dpkg --configure -a' crashing Pi 4
You should make sure, if there is any doubt, that the system is not actually rebooting due to brown-out as implied by other commentators (check uptime if you are unsure).
I always use tmux when ...
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How to install updates without internet on Raspberry?
You can download deb files on your laptop and move them to your Raspberry on a USB stick.
Or connect your RPi to your laptop (with a cat5 cable) and use "internet connection sharing" on Windows to ...
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Errors while installing OpenSSL from source (.deb) files
With the first attempt you try to install openSSL from the deb packages. This is very painful because openssl depends on libssl1.1 and this depends on debconf and ... (assuming Raspbian Stretch). You ...
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Updated apt-transport-https, now `sudo apt-get update` doesn't return any information
As @Jarmanda X commented, I had installed the https, unnecessarily. Then, from a different comment, I realized I had installed the debian packages, not the raspbian packages.
To fix, I installed the ...
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Error with Packages, cannot update/install, cannot remove package
Based on this Ask Ubuntu answer, you could:
mkdir ~/dpkg-info
sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/info/libcap2:armf.* ~/dpkg-info
This keeps a copy of the corrupted file(s) in ~/dpkg-info for whatever reason; if ...
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dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error when installing ImageTK
I don't know what version you are using. This answer is for Raspbian stretch. You should first upgrade:
pi ~$ sudo apt update
pi ~$ sudo apt full-upgrade
Then install packets separate. No need to ...
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Raspberry Pi 3 with Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS sudo apt-get update exits with dpkg error code (1)
Originally, brcmfmac43430-sdio.bin was provided by linux-firmware-raspi2 package from ppa.
But recent linux-firmware package from ubuntu also provides the same file.
dpkg-divert solution is works for ...
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Unable to install systemd on debian 7
The result you got is a symptom of a larger problem: systemd is designed to be a core part of an operating system, not something that is easily installed after the fact. Your time is likely better ...
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dpkg error on fresh install
Please check your raspberry pi configuration
uname -a
Follow the below steps
copy the status file for future
sudo cp /var/lib/dpkg/status /var/lib/dpkg/status-old
empty the status file
sudo echo "...
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What package is /home/pi/python_games coming from?
there seems to be no package, that installed it
If it was a Raspbian package that installed it, either it was created post-installation or it comes from a repo which is not indexed properly.
> ...
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Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) on apt-get upgrade
[SOLVED]
the user @Milliways say it was a memory access violation. so i tried using a different sd card (i was using an 8gb class 6 and now i'm using an 16gb class 10) and everything went perfect now ...
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