dpkg -i foo bar seemed a little bit criptic to me. In case it was to you as
well, you can just type
dpkg -i g++*.deb libstdc++2.9-dev*.deb
Both packages will be installed without any problem. I know this because I had
the same question as you had, and this was the (successful) suggestion I was
Quoting Charles Kaufman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I am trying to install the version of g++ in stable, using
> dpkg. g++ depends on libstdc++2.9-dev and libstdc++2.9-dev depends
> on g++. dpkg will not allow the installation of
> one without the other, as in catch-22.
> Must the installation be force
I am trying to install the version of g++ in stable, using
dpkg. g++ depends on libstdc++2.9-dev and libstdc++2.9-dev depends
on g++. dpkg will not allow the installation of
one without the other, as in catch-22.
Must the installation be forced? There is a bug report
about a similar problem with
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