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2013-08-08
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Yeah, you dont want to use that command.
You can install nano, it wont remove those packages
If you want to get rid of the autoremove suggestion, you need to set all those packages status to manually installed.
You can do that by creating a list.txt containg all the packages names, and then issue this command:
You can install nano, it wont remove those packages
If you want to get rid of the autoremove suggestion, you need to set all those packages status to manually installed.
You can do that by creating a list.txt containg all the packages names, and then issue this command:
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# apt-get install $(cat list.txt)
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2013-08-08
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first of all:
please change the language to english! -> italian terminal output is kinda hard to read if you don't master the language....
second:
it looks to me like you accidentally removed/altered some system package..
to fix this you need to identify the package in question
1. open a terminal
2. switch to root user and perform this command
3. run
(replace the X with the number you get from the previous command output!)
this should give you an error and the name of the faulty package...
this
Last edited by mcbook; 2013-08-08 at 11:27.
please change the language to english! -> italian terminal output is kinda hard to read if you don't master the language....
second:
it looks to me like you accidentally removed/altered some system package..
to fix this you need to identify the package in question
1. open a terminal
2. switch to root user and perform this command
Code:
dpkg -l | grep "mp-harmattan"
Code:
apt-get install mp-harmattan-00X-pr
this should give you an error and the name of the faulty package...
this
Last edited by mcbook; 2013-08-08 at 11:27.
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2013-08-08
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Originally Posted by mcbook
sorry for the italian language, but i don't know how do this.
first of all:
please change the language to english! -> italian terminal output is kinda hard to read if you don't master the language....
second:
it looks to me like you accidentally removed/altered some system package..
to fix this you need to identify the package in question
1. open a terminal
2. switch to root user and perform this command
3. runCode:dpkg -l | grep "mp-harmattan"(replace the X with the number you get from the previous command output!)Code:apt-get install mp-harmattan-00X-pr
this should give you an error and the name of the faulty package...
this
not too time ago i used autoremove and it removed "mp-harmattan-001-pr". i don't know what is it, i trusted in the terminal.
sorry for my bad english.
thanks
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2013-08-08
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removed stock applications without proper safety tricks? 
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2013-08-08
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Reinstall as quick as you can mp-harmattan-001-pr: it's the 'glue' that keeps many system packages together.
Without it, probably the first time you remove an application, the autoremove check would trigger in background (automatically) and you will see most of the stock applications be uninstalled and disappear from the screen.
EDIT: to change temporarily language you can set LC_ALL variable:
My device by default is in English, but e.g. I can set it to show apt messages in Italian with LC_ALL=it_IT. To set English you can use e.g. en_US
Last edited by minimos; 2013-08-08 at 16:29. Reason: Adding temporary change of language in terminal
Without it, probably the first time you remove an application, the autoremove check would trigger in background (automatically) and you will see most of the stock applications be uninstalled and disappear from the screen.
EDIT: to change temporarily language you can set LC_ALL variable:
My device by default is in English, but e.g. I can set it to show apt messages in Italian with LC_ALL=it_IT. To set English you can use e.g. en_US
Code:
~ # apt-cache policy mp-harmattan-001-pr
mp-harmattan-001-pr:
Installed: 40.2012.21-3
Candidate: 40.2012.21-3
Version table:
40.2012.21-3 0
500 https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com ./ Packages
*** 40.2012.21-3 0
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
~ # export LC_ALL=it_IT
~ # apt-cache policy mp-harmattan-001-pr
mp-harmattan-001-pr:
Installato: 40.2012.21-3
Candidato: 40.2012.21-3
Tabella versione:
40.2012.21-3 0
500 https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com ./ Packages
*** 40.2012.21-3 0
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
~ # export LC_ALL=en_US
~ # apt-cache policy mp-harmattan-001-pr
mp-harmattan-001-pr:
Installed: 40.2012.21-3
Candidate: 40.2012.21-3
Version table:
40.2012.21-3 0
500 https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com ./ Packages
*** 40.2012.21-3 0
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
Last edited by minimos; 2013-08-08 at 16:29. Reason: Adding temporary change of language in terminal
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2013-08-08
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Originally Posted by coderus
Well, true. It sets the language to 'engineering English'
LC_ALL=C is better.
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2013-08-12
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Originally Posted by minimos
thanks a lot!
Reinstall as quick as you can mp-harmattan-001-pr: it's the 'glue' that keeps many system packages together.
Without it, probably the first time you remove an application, the autoremove check would trigger in background (automatically) and you will see most of the stock applications be uninstalled and disappear from the screen.
EDIT: to change temporarily language you can set LC_ALL variable:
My device by default is in English, but e.g. I can set it to show apt messages in Italian with LC_ALL=it_IT. To set English you can use e.g. en_US
Code:~ # apt-cache policy mp-harmattan-001-pr mp-harmattan-001-pr: Installed: 40.2012.21-3 Candidate: 40.2012.21-3 Version table: 40.2012.21-3 0 500 https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com ./ Packages *** 40.2012.21-3 0 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status ~ # export LC_ALL=it_IT ~ # apt-cache policy mp-harmattan-001-pr mp-harmattan-001-pr: Installato: 40.2012.21-3 Candidato: 40.2012.21-3 Tabella versione: 40.2012.21-3 0 500 https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com ./ Packages *** 40.2012.21-3 0 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status ~ # export LC_ALL=en_US ~ # apt-cache policy mp-harmattan-001-pr mp-harmattan-001-pr: Installed: 40.2012.21-3 Candidate: 40.2012.21-3 Version table: 40.2012.21-3 0 500 https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com ./ Packages *** 40.2012.21-3 0 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
unluckily has happened... i flash it
thanks at all!
i have a problem with apt-get command. when i wanna install an application, the terminal show me a list of "programs" no longer required.
it say "use apt-get AUTOREMOVE for remove the packages."
i think that, if i use apt-get autoremove, my N9 stop works!
Thanks a lot!