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2010-01-26
, 06:43
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@ New Zealand
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2010-01-26
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@ Earth
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Thanks for the info.
Unfortunately, when I wrote "all of them", I meant even the Nokia ones are gone. There is not a single entry on the Application Catalogs page of Application Manager.
What file is this info stored in? Maybe the permissions got messed up.
Unfortunately, when I wrote "all of them", I meant even the Nokia ones are gone. There is not a single entry on the Application Catalogs page of Application Manager.
What file is this info stored in? Maybe the permissions got messed up.
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2010-01-29
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@ Earth
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Solution - Reflash.
Filesystems back and seen by using df -h
Repositories back.
Filesystems back and seen by using df -h
Repositories back.
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2012-07-25
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Same thing just happened to my AppManager. (>_<)
Can't save "New" repositories, either.
Can't save "New" repositories, either.
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2012-07-25
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Sometimes the HildonApplicationManager database seems to get corrupted.
Often a reboot resets things. You might want to install rootsh for root access to correct this from X-Terminal
. There is also the more robust FasterApplicationManager as a GUI-application.
Often a reboot resets things. You might want to install rootsh for root access to correct this from X-Terminal
Code:
sudo gainroot dpkg --clear-avail apt-get update
Any thoughts?