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2009-11-25
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2009-11-26
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2009-11-26
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2009-11-30
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2009-12-01
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2009-12-01
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this thing works!!!!
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2009-12-02
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libgcc1 >=1:4.2.1 and something like "libgcc1 is the the most recent version"
anybody knows how to deal with this apt-get issue?
I'm thinking in a firmware upgrade but firmware upgrades make me think in catastrophe & bricked stuff.
How long should a normal firmware upgrade last in minutes (or hours)
(I hope seconds )
Last edited by pulketo; 2009-11-30 at 20:13. Reason: title change as this is what i want to get fixed