On 09/07/15 15:32, Jan Krotký wrote: > After finding out in which package the mountpoint resides > apt-get install util-linux
According to its changelog, util-linux has shipped mountpoint since 2.26.2-4, which is in testing but not stable, and initscripts stopped shipping mountpoint in 2.88dsf-59.1, which again is in testing but not stable. Strictly speaking, initscripts should have a Depends on util-linux (>= 2.26.2-4~) to ensure that mountpoint remains installed during partial upgrades, but according to its changelog, this was not done to avoid a circular dependency; instead, it Breaks util-linux (<< some version). Please check /var/log/apt. At the time that dbus failed, what versions of initscripts and util-linux did you have? What was the complete upgrade sequence (for at least those two packages) from last time it all worked, through the broken state you report in this bug, to the new working state with the new util-linux? > I have no idea if the mountpoint command was in previous versions used. mountpoint has been in the Essential set for years, so packages like dbus are allowed to use it without an explicit dependency. > I'm running wheezy with testing sources for a few months now. wheezy is Debian 7, and testing is currently the future Debian 9. I hope that what you mean is that you upgraded from wheezy to jessie-as-testing before the jessie (Debian 8) stable release, and have continued to upgrade from testing since. We do not support upgrades that skip a Debian stable release, e.g. from Debian 7 to what will become Debian 9; you are expected to do a full upgrade (of all packages) from 7 to 8, before installing any packages from 9. Partial upgrades (selecting individual packages to upgrade and holding all others at an older version) are semi-supported within a 1-release window (from Debian 7 to 8, or from 8 to 9), but you should not have any Debian 7 packages left on a partially Debian 9 system. S -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org