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baekgaard
April 28th, 2011, 03:55 PM
In case anyone else run into the same problem as I did...:

I had an old compiz-switch package installed on my system. It has a "Priority: low" denotation in the package, which happens to break the installer somewhere mid-way.

A few manual edits of the package files fixed this and allowed me to run a "apt-get dist-upgrade -f", so I got my system running again.

But in case anyone sees this before attempting an upgrade: I guess remove the compiz-switch package (completely) before doing the upgrade may be advisable.


-- Per.

Sjoerd de Vries
June 24th, 2011, 07:10 AM
Hi,

I had the same problem here, cost me a few hours. The dpkg parser seems to have become overzealous, I filed a bug report with them.

DiscoStu570
August 31st, 2011, 09:27 AM
Yea, i definitely didn't know about this before i tried to upgrade to the newest release (how would I) and I'm definitely pretty jammed up over it. What would be the way to remove compiz-switch from the command line?