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#4
Originally Posted by mscdex View Post
If you are installing a local file you will want: dpkg -i xrick-021212-2.armel.deb

This however won't deal with dependencies if there are any missing. If there are dependency issues you can then try: apt-get -f install
It's not dependencies. dpkg should work but doesn't. The postinstall script fails creating the /media/mmc2/share/xrick directory. (Probably needs to use mkdir -p as it's making 2 directories...)

Until it's fixed, opening xterm and doing-

~ $ mkdir /media/mmc2/share

(then reinstalling)will allow the program to install and run correctly, either from the package manager or from dpkg.

Cheers,
kernelpanic

Last edited by kernelpanic; 2008-04-02 at 05:55.