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Please try:
Code:
apt-get purge libwrt-api1 qtwrt wrt wrt-api wrt-api-experimental
If that is blocked by more failed dependencies include those packages also in the removal command, but keep track of what will get removed.

You might also use the more dangerous dpkg-method. Grab the package names
Code:
dpkg -l|grep experimental
Then use this list for the next dpkg action
Code:
dpkg -r --force-depends PACKAGE_FROM_THE_LIST
Later install qtwrt and clean up if necessary
Code:
apt-get install qtwrt
apt-get install -f
 

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