Using the image-based system updates results in any additional packages
that have been added needing to be reinstalled (for example screen to
enable more than one terminal sessions to use used at the same time).
This isn't optimial for people who want to use teminal based
applications, I realise th
Use the image-based system updates and not dpkg :)
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I've also got this problem and it keeps me from cleanly upgrading my
nexus 4. Is there a workaround? Or how can I update this package?
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this expected behavior and the reason why we do not support doing dist-
upgrades on the readonly images (even if you make them read-write).
dpkg uses hardlinks when replacing files. the nature of teh readonly
image is that the filesystem spans across multiple partitions and bind
mounts, the hardli
