Re: problems with apt & aptitude

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On Mon July 15 2024 12:15:26 William Morder via tde-users wrote:
> Okay, that last dpkg command, dpkg --force-depends --remove apt:amd64,
> worked.
>
> Now then, can I attempt to reinstall my apt-* packages (those package names
> that I listed before)?

I suggest you only install apt first, using 

  dpkg -i apt_2.6.1devuan1_amd64.deb

Most of the apt-* packages are still fully installed.  Once apt itself
is working you can use it to help you fix anything else that needs fixing.

Next, to show you any problems, run:

  dpkg -C
  dpkg -V

The first really really needs to produce no output.

The second will report a bunch of changed conf files but we're looking
for anything that is not a conf file.  If you see any please let me know.
Once any problems here are fixed we'll finish off with a rousing chorus of:

  dpkg --configure -a
  dpkg -l | tail --lines=+6 | grep -v '^ii' | cut -b-78

--Mike
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