Hopefully, someone knows. I ignore this kind of error, with good results. What does Google say?

i googled it an this was top post thats about as far as i went , but will keep looking for sure ..

Did anyone asking click on Power Search, search for GPG error and read the first result? What did you think?

Just I think that http://repository.maemo.org/extras/ with distribution "fremantle" is the oldest one because there are another http://repository.maemo.org/extras/ in my list but with distribution "fremantle-1.3" and this one don't give me the GPG warning.
I simply deactivated/disabled the "oldest" one only and I don't give anymore the complaint about the GPG signature warning.
I don't know if I lost some applications. I don't think so.

try that and tell us. bye

I had lost all repositories and the Application Manager failed - found nothing. I disabled all repositores in the AppManager to get the correct ones pulled down, but nothing happened.

I started X-Terminal, and then did "Sudo gainroot" .. and then started with "apt-get dist-upgrade"

The dist-upgrade reported an error in the "extended_states" file.

-- well this runs around and checks if your "Packages" match the repositories - read the Linux documentation of apt-get http://ccrma.stanford.edu/planetccrm...apt-get.8.html


So, I made a "cd" to "/opt/var/lib/apt" and renamed the file to .extended_states - hidden.

Now I did "dist-upgrade" again, and this time it was a library that had not been loaded - and I did "apt-get install" on this. The library was a Vorbis module and lower version than what the documented depency asked for, I should have at least version 1.2.1 and no library was found. But the apt-get found that I needed other. This one pulled down version 1.3 of the missing library. So read the output and "install" what is missing.

I then started AppManager - and enabled the repositories, and the applications were back.

Tag: Application Missing, Repository Inconsistency, Rebuilding lists, apt-get, Application Manager fails