----Messaggio originale---- Da: lisi.reisz@gmail.com Data: 24/08/2011 13.36 A: trinity-users@lists.pearsoncomputing.net Ogg: Re: [trinity-users] HOW To configure in order to use apt-get ?
On Wednesday 24 August 2011 12:31:14 daniele.manghi@libero.it wrote:
Good morning.Now that I can setup a mobile connection, i want to use it todownload packages. However, no matter which I try to installusing apt-get, I always get the same error message. For instance,trying to install alien produce the following :--------------------------- manghi@silverblack:~$ sudo apt-get install alien Lettura elenco dei pacchetti... Fatto Generazione albero delle dipendenze Lettura informazioni sullo stato... Fatto Il pacchetto alien non ha versioni disponibili, ma è nominato da un altro pacchetto. Questo può significare che il pacchetto è mancante, è obsoleto oppure è disponibile solo all'interno di un'altra sorgente
E: Il pacchetto "alien" non ha candidati da installare manghi@silverblack:~$ --------------------------------------That is :no available versions for alien package. It is named by a different package. Thiscould mean that it doesn't exist, or that it is obsolete, or that it is provided onlyby a different source. But : what does it mean ? What I should do ?ThanksDaniele Manghi
What have you got in your sources.list?
Lisi
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Hello. In my sources.list, everything is a comment, except the last line :
tags file:///usr/share/debtags/
That's it
Am Mittwoch, 24. August 2011 schrieb daniele.manghi@libero.it:
----Messaggio originale---- Da: lisi.reisz@gmail.com Data: 24/08/2011 13.36 A: trinity-users@lists.pearsoncomputing.net Ogg: Re: [trinity-users] HOW To configure in order to use apt-get ?
On Wednesday 24 August 2011 12:31:14 daniele.manghi@libero.it wrote:
Good morning.Now that I can setup a mobile connection, i want to use it todownload packages. However, no matter which I try to installusing apt-get, I always get the same error message. For instance,trying to install alien produce the following :--------------------------- manghi@silverblack:~$ sudo apt-get install alien Lettura elenco dei pacchetti... Fatto Generazione albero delle dipendenze Lettura informazioni sullo stato... Fatto Il pacchetto alien non ha versioni disponibili, ma è nominato da un altro pacchetto. Questo può significare che il pacchetto è mancante, è obsoleto oppure è disponibile solo all'interno di un'altra sorgente
E: Il pacchetto "alien" non ha candidati da installare manghi@silverblack:~$ --------------------------------------That is :no available versions for alien package. It is named by a different package. Thiscould mean that it doesn't exist, or that it is obsolete, or that it is provided onlyby a different source. But : what does it mean ? What I should do ?ThanksDaniele Manghi
What have you got in your sources.list?
Lisi
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Hello. In my sources.list, everything is a comment, except the last line :
tags file:///usr/share/debtags/
That's it
That won't work ;-) If you use synaptic, you can use "settings/sources" to enable internet repos.
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On Wednesday 24 August 2011 14:59:56 daniele.manghi@libero.it wrote:
In my sources.list, everything is a comment, except the last line :
tags file:///usr/share/debtags/
i.e. you haven't got a sources.list. apt is therefore correct in saying that you have not got a particular package. You haven't got any!
What distro have you installed and how? It rather looks as though you have got Ubuntu of some sort or other, but how did you install it? I have never come across a Ubuntu installation (nor indeed any other) that was installed with _no_ repositories.
Dr. Klepp is right, if you have Ubuntu with GNOME you can set repositories up in Synaptic quite simply.
In fact, there may be a simple way anyway. Could you post the whole of your sources.list, including the lines commented out?
Lisi
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