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update programmed crashes - RodneyMyers - 09-17-2020
Fresh install, nightly mobian-pinephone-20200915.img, After I set up all of the localizations, I then went to try and update using the software application, as soon as I "updates" tab, the software application crashes .
I know I can update via the terminal, but that may leave the system unstable.
Not sure how how to proceed?
RE: update programmed crashes - Helium75 - 09-17-2020
I had this issue before . Try to update it via the console and after this try the program again ... worked for me.
RE: update programmed crashes - RodneyMyers - 09-17-2020
did that, then after a reboot, I received this message with the software package;
unable to download updates:
the following packages have unmet dependancies
<there were no packages listed>
in the terminal I see that gnome-authenticator maybe the culprit
RE: update programmed crashes - Helium75 - 09-17-2020
Yep - gnome-authenticator ... I did a update / upgrade this morning and even more issues popped up (python3-yoyo __init__.py could not be deleted ) ... I deleted the file manually and proceeded with the update , not sure if that was the smartest thing to do tho
Let’s hope they fix the repo soon
RE: update programmed crashes - patrickmollohan - 09-18-2020
Same issue. I resolved this via
sudo apt remove gnome-authenticator
followed by
sudo apt install gnome-authenticator
RE: update programmed crashes - Helium75 - 09-18-2020
(09-18-2020, 12:24 AM)patrickmollohan Wrote: Same issue. I resolved this via
sudo apt remove gnome-authenticator
followed by
sudo apt install gnome-authenticator
nice one
worked for me to ....
RE: update programmed crashes - RodneyMyers - 09-18-2020
thank you all.
did the same after reading the replies. As stated above, it worked
again thank you
RE: update programmed crashes - patrickmollohan - 09-18-2020
(09-18-2020, 03:44 AM)jed Wrote:(09-18-2020, 12:24 AM)patrickmollohan Wrote: sudo apt remove gnome-authenticator
followed by
sudo apt install gnome-authenticator
It's worth noting that apt-get (and by extension, apt) has a reinstall alias:
Code:# man(1) apt-get: reinstall is an alias for install --reinstall
sudo apt reinstall gnome-authenticator
Good tip! However, this didn't work for me either. As with @wasgurd's post above, apt reinstall didn't fix the issue.
EDIT:
Not sure why @"jed" downvoted me over this statement. I said it was a good suggestion, even though it wasn't the right fix. Someone's got their panties in a bunch.