Originally Posted by demolition

First, use fApMan. It's apt-get with a UI.
Next, select "Install applications", press "C" -> All (ADVANCED),
If you don't have it and can't install it then you'll have to use apt-get.
what you're looking for is called:
mp-fremantle-generic-pr.
- can you install that?

Originally Posted by pusak gaoq

Have MAG hildon control panel been sucessfully install on you device??
if it does then remove (purge) it then try reinstall mp-community-pr....

Originally Posted by demolition

It is possible that you somehow have both the fremantle v1.3 -pr and the cssu -pr files. This will cause conflicts.

In fApMan
- Press one of Install, Revove or Upgrade (doesn't matter which to start with)
- Press "S"
- - Select "All" (i.e. installed, not-installed as well as upgradable)
- Press "C".
- - select "All packages (ADVANCED)" (at bottom of list. It shows libraries and other non-user packages).
- Type "mp-f"

You will see two items:
- mp-fremantle-community-pr
- mp-fremantle-generic-pr

On selecting each, two buttons will be visible at the bottom of the screen: Install and No operation.
Which package has which button highlighted?

Originally Posted by michaaa62

Did maemodder create some entries into /etc/apt/preferences?
If unsure post its content, else just remove the file.

Originally Posted by demolition

I think the problem is a conflict between the CSSU repositories. From the images you have posted, the package named mp-fremantle-003-pr is in the repository fremantle ssu 003, whereas the one named mp-fremantle-community-pr is in the repository community SSU.

To fix this conflict, disable the repository called fremantle ssu 003. In fact you can probably delete this one because I believe it's been superseded by the Community SSU repository.

To troubleshoot further, try this...

• Disable All repositories.
• Enable the repository Nokia System Software Updates.
• Enable CSSU repository.
• View application list (using All & All packages (ADVANCED))
• type "mp-f", as before.

You have no -pr package installed by the looks of things. A -pr package is meta-package that installs a given OS version and the "hook" that OS updates look for to determine which version you are using and whether you can update. It is possible that in removing the -generic-pr, you removed other important things - you would need to check very carefully, and it would be quicker to back-up and re-flash. Installing -generic-pr is essentially a re-flash. Therefore, you will need to be careful and not install applications willy-nilly.

My suggestion, if it is possible would be to install the CSSU -pr package. However, if it needs an existing -pr then you'll need to start from scratch.