Quoting Raul Dias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am not too sure, but I thing apt uses md5 to make sure a package is the > same, > so a recompiled package will have a different md5 and therefore will cause > this > errors. > > You either have too many repositories (incompatible ones) in your > source.list > or you have this packages installed on your system and the ones on the > repository > are the same name,epoch,version,release, but not the same md5. > > > So, what is on your sources.list? > I maintain my own source. I rsync from rpmfind.net first (its faster) then from one of the main cooker mirrors, sunsite.uio.no. I then use: genbasedir --topdir=/packages/mandrake-devel/cooker/i586/ Mandrake cooker I get the same problems with just a single source. The reason I do all of this of course is because the package lists on these mirrors don't seem to be up to date at all. This used to work fine, about 2 weeks ago. IpSo -------------------------------------------------------------------- Never worry about viruses in your Email again. Get your FREE! virus scanned Email accounts at http://snappymail.ca
