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How to fix auto-updating applications??? i have no notifycations for new updates in Store.
Only in Nokia Store shows updates. im on wifi connection. Thank U! * apt-get upgrade (doesnt work) |
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Anyone able to help me out with my issue?! :confused:
Edit: I also have no broken or missing packages... Code:
~ # apt-get install mp-harmattan-001-pr |
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1) What does "apt-get upgrade" report? 2) What if you try "apt-get -f install"? (maybe better first "apt-get -s -f install" just to simulate first the operation without installing anything) |
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Already did it many times...
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~ # apt-get upgradeI did the following so that twitter is keeping back now: Code:
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~ # apt-get -f installThe one package is not updated.. (1 nicht aktualisiert. => 1 package not upgraded). Edit2: BTW I just noticing that it is not listing my kept back packages anymore... How to undo this: echo twitter hold | dpkg --set-selections ?? |
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To release the hold for twitter package, you set it in install state:
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echo twitter install | dpkg --set-selectionsAs I commented before, there is *no* reason to install it, as this is its content: Code:
$ dpkg --contents twitter_1.3.95+0m8_armel.deb IMHO this file has been published by mistake, as it can be updated on a device only when there is also a new mp-harmattan-001 package, i.e. only when publishing a new PR release. On my device I have all 'real' twitter packages (libmeegotwitter1, twitter-meego and twitter-qml) updated to 1.3.95, but this twitter metapackage (or better 'guard' package) still at version 1.3.50 as it came in PR 1.3, and also if I run a 'apt-get upgrade' would get a message that twitter "has been kept back", but I don't need to care about that. |
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Thanks for reply :)
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I will keep the twitter package as it is.. but should I upgrade the other packages: libgpg-error0, libogg0, lzop and usbutils ? :) |
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The other packages are from Rzr's repo and the likely issue is that your device by default contains stock packages by Nokia that are older than those on Rzr's repo.
If you are unsure of things just ignore them... |
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i'm not even using command line on N9 any more :o:( |
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Ah I remember how so many things were interlinked it took the piss
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thank you! |
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Ever will still come up with an update fix the bugs and there are still a team on the update of the work for nokia n9 team?
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What's your version number? sorry wrong quote :( |
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from screenshot : new nokia link version is 0.1.14+0m8
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I've had no update notifications for ages, even things that have been updated in Nokia Store like meecast, I still have no notification :(
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Wait for it as it's nothing that necessary . |
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Some questions I asked myself while and after reading the update news of Nokia Link 0.1.14.
Hm.. I can't really believe this. As I'd heard the full Meego + Symbian team got outsourced and then the contract with the software company got cancelled? Or is it still intact? Because if not, I don't see any way why updates from anything could reach the endusers. Neither from Link nor from other os specific things. Am I right in this point? Sure an update is always a reason to be excited no matter from what, but for me this news (with Nokia Link 0.1.14...) is definitely shocking, in a good way :). Nevertheless if Nokia (hopefully) releases some updates, we have to ask in wich scale they come. Not that I am addicted to updates or something like that, but let's be a little abstract about it. If Nokia has some developers out there working on some Harmattan updates, how many are they? Just two people working a few hours a day on it, or even a small team? Well in the first case I think we can expect at least that they send out PR 1.4 and that's the end. Well in the end I think we can be happy about every update for this device :). |
Glad to hear about this update, but I wouldn't be too much excited. The same 3g fix was released also for symbian and without this the network could stop working properly, so it's similar to twitter update, they had to do it!
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I still have the 0.1.12 version, no update here. Im using the ROW cyan variant of the software, so theoretically i have to be one of the first ones to receive it if a global update is pushed out.
To the ones who received it, which variant are you using? A branded one? |
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Hello, just received the Link update (I had to do a manual scan). Seems to be a lot more than the simple Link interface, just check the description.
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got it too, an hour ago.
Strange to say the least that they bundled the 3G fix with nokia link. |
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Wait a minute.... I don't see anything called Nokia Link on my N9. So I assume I won't receive any update. However, if this update is important for the 3G connections to keep working... That doesn't sound good to me. Does this mean I need to find something called Nokia Link somewhere in order to continue using this phone?
(OTOH, 3G data never worked anyway) |
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Interesting that the new version of aceso-iso (i.e. Nokia Link) comes with a brand-new package confpp as requirement.
The description field for this small package is: "This package will prepare the device for possible operator network updates.". Also, the changelog reports of an initial version 0.0.1 dated 10 May 2013, and the 1.0.0 that has been released today, dated 22 May 2013. |
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W000t!
Could this mean they "injected" various fixes into this update? |
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Question is, is Nokia Link actually updated in this update, or is it just a "trojan" to get confpp?..
[edit] The .iso image is dated the 2013-05-24. But the nokia_link installer inside the iso is date 2012-01-17. After installing (in Wine :P) the About says v1.2.408.3448, DPEngine 2.4.17.14540, 2011 Nokia. I don't know what the "previous" version was, but this doesn't look new to me. Also, the installer is 9.7MiB, whereas the iso is 36.3MiB. What's hiding in that file?? |
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So the 'new' version is just an excuse to install confpp. Sad that they used a 33MB mostly useless package to induce people to install a 5KB additional update. |
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Received the update.
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Just FWIW, I also got the Nokia Link update, and it claims to be version 0.1.13+0m8.
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What exactly is this confpp, and should I worry about it? |
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