But that's not as easy as it sounds, if you've been keeping up with SSU, because the *-dev packages in the SDK repo are not updated to new versions, and depend on the * packages of the same version; several of these wound up a revision or patch level behind the installed version. No sweat; just aBottom line: If you're scared, don't do any of this!
will install version 1.1.1, even though it's a downgrade. Then you can carry on.Code:apt-get install problem-package=1.1.1
But, that's not as easy as it sounds either, because osso-software-version-rx34-unlocked depends on the new versions, and you don't want to remove that. (Though apt-get will be happy to suggest it when you give the downgrade command.)Now this probably broke future SSUs; I guess I'll have to manually patch the new osso-software-version-rx34-unlocked to permit the old versions of the problematic packages. But anyone still reading this far should be able to do that, or live without SSU on one boot image.
So, I put lies in /var/lib/dpkg/status, which is as easy as it sounds (finally!); edit /var/lib/dpkg/status, search for osso-software, and change the versions in Depends as needed. Do that each time you catch a new dependency problem that way.
Another option might be to start from a clean diablo flash, and not do the SSU; I think the versions would match then, and everything would install without incident. You'd still be unable to perform any SSUs until the SDK repo is up-to-date.
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