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pyromaniac is offline pyromaniac
2010-02-09 , 07:02
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For the last few days I have been getting package conflict problems when trying to install or upgrade apps ..

For example, on trying to upgrade the Maetronome application, i am getting the following conflict errors:

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Conflict with application packages:
libqt4-mameo5-phonon (4.6.2~git20100128-0maemo1)
libqt4-mameo5-opengl (4.6.2~git20100128-0maemo1)
Any solution for this?
 
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2010-02-09 , 07:14
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how about
apt-get remove libqt4-mameo5-phonon libqt4-mameo5-opengl
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2010-02-09 , 07:26
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Originally Posted by mece View Post
how about
apt-get remove libqt4-mameo5-phonon libqt4-mameo5-opengl
that would work to remove the conflicts and allow you to install what you are trying to.

But just be aware that removing packages , may also remove any existing apps that depend on it, it should generaly show you the list of packages being removed when you type that command.

most times, a re-install of removed apps will bring them back.
 
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2010-02-09 , 08:09
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hmmm ... is anyone else facing this probelm ?

i will check with the remove command see the dependencies ..
 
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2010-02-09 , 08:32
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thanks mece .. seems to have worked fine .. luckily i think it was just the "sheep" package that was using it .. removing it along with the other 2 .. things are seeming fine for the moment ..
 
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