How to revert Debian from testing to stable?
How to revert Debian from testing to stable?
How to revert Debian from testing to stable?
For anyone upgrading to Debian 11 “bullseye”, mind that there is a change in the security archive layout, so simply replacing the codename … Read more
Installing openjdk-7-jdk does not update java (which is still version 1.6)
This is most likely a package called yum-cron. You can removed the package which will remove the cronjobs as well. If you need … Read more
The upstream version is 1.0.1e, which is what is being shown. What is the problem? Note the 2+deb7u5 after the dash is Debian-specific.
First of all, we print out running kernel version: # uname -r 2.6.32-71.29.1.el6.i686 Ok, we have to patch: # yum update kernel* Grab … Read more
You can kill apt-get and simply run it again after running dpkg –configure –pending to configure previously already installed packages. If you are … Read more
That isn’t a conflict. That same thing happened to me today. But that just means that the package has been deprecated and to … Read more
I used to have a “no internet” update process on my machine. This is how I did it: First I used apt-get –print-uris … Read more
For /etc, use etckeeper. It stores /etc under version control, taking care of preserving permissions and ownership. Before an upgrade, make sure that … Read more