Brandon.Viking
August 5th, 2008, 02:30 PM
Ran update, as you do to keep up to date with things, it was back when Ubuntu 8.04 moved to kernel 2.6.24-19. Something went wrong (cant remember now) and now I can not get the update-manager to work. update-manager is telling me something is no good and suggests dpkg --configure -a
when this is executed, depmod starts a my disk makes clicking noise and the console reports a lot of errors.
Kernel 2.6.24-18 still installed and works just fine and just running depmod -a under that kernel is ok. I can even boot into 2.6.24-19 but sound doesnt work but if I run depmod same errors. thats why I think its more related to the kernel than the disk. I believe the disk is good.
Now, the only problem is, I cant keep this T40 laptop updated as the package manager thinks packages have not been configured yet.
Is there anyway to get this fixed or is the recommendation going to be reinstall? I would really prefer to fix than re-install.
Anyone?
BTW, I have searched this out and seems others have had issues but none of those fixes have worked for my T40 laptop.
Any help would be most appreciated.
when this is executed, depmod starts a my disk makes clicking noise and the console reports a lot of errors.
Kernel 2.6.24-18 still installed and works just fine and just running depmod -a under that kernel is ok. I can even boot into 2.6.24-19 but sound doesnt work but if I run depmod same errors. thats why I think its more related to the kernel than the disk. I believe the disk is good.
Now, the only problem is, I cant keep this T40 laptop updated as the package manager thinks packages have not been configured yet.
Is there anyway to get this fixed or is the recommendation going to be reinstall? I would really prefer to fix than re-install.
Anyone?
BTW, I have searched this out and seems others have had issues but none of those fixes have worked for my T40 laptop.
Any help would be most appreciated.