Hi everyone,
I'm having some major problems with Lenny on a new Dell PC (only 2
months old). The problems only started this week after I upgraded my
system.
I wrote to this list earlier in the week about GCONF-CRITICAL and other
issues. And I followed Lee's and Sven's advice-- thanks! But my system
was very badly messed up and I could not fix it. So, I backed up all my
data and re-installed Lenny this morning.
Unfortunately, I'm still having major problems:
1. apt-check takes 100% control of 1 of 4 cpus
2. iceweasel will not start (from the command line) due to a
segmentation fault
3. I tried to install icedove but the .DEB package downloaded by
aptitude was initially corrupt; I removed the file from the cache and
tried again; aptitude claims to have installed it successfully but it
won't run from the command line or the applications menu
4. "apt-get update" fails:
bzip2: data integrity error when decompressing
...
E: Some index files failed to download...
I'm using an official Debian repository (ftp.uk.debian.org) and have not
installed anything except for icedove. I have installed a standard,
desktop system only.
I've used Debian for four years. I'm no expert just a regular user.
How can I determine what's wrong? What to do next?
Regards,
Nick
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