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For the past week or two, I've been getting this:
# apt upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Calculating upgrade... Done
The following packages have been kept back:
elogind libblkid1:i386 libelogind0 libmount1:i386 libpam-elogind
libuuid1:i386
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 6 not upgraded.
Is there a problem somewhere, or do I just have to wait for some dependency issue to be resolved?
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Perhaps it's due to the version disagreement of libuuid1:amd64 and libuuid1:i386 (in beowulf) (and in unstable).
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Perhaps it's due to the version disagreement of libuuid1:amd64 and libuuid1:i386 (in beowulf) (and in unstable).
Ah, perhaps. :amd64 is 2.32.1-0.12.32.1, while the upgrade candidate for :i386 is 2.32.1-0.12.33.1, and cascading dependencies takes care of the rest. Best to just wait for :amd64 to 'catch up'?
Last edited by sgage (2019-08-19 22:33:53)
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I have the same problem, where elogind and related packages in my multiarch setup are being held back. This problem affects wine32 which depends on one of these. I also like using elogind versus consolekit which I think might also be related/affected.
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I have the same problem, where elogind and related packages in my multiarch setup are being held back. This problem affects wine32 which depends on one of these. I also like using elogind versus consolekit which I think might also be related/affected.
I removed wine32 and its hangers-on, and the upgrade completed successfully. I only use wine32 for one program that isn't essential in daily use, so I'll just wait until this gets sorted.
This is a beowulf system updated from ascii. Is there a proper beowulf installer so I could try a clean install?
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Perusing http://deb.devuan.org/devuan-cd/, it appears that the answer is no. I'm a little surprised, frankly. I can't really keep straight all these silly debian/devuan version numbers. I wish they would just use actual numbers...
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