*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 108189 ***
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Cannot do updates with synaptic, updatemanager or apt-get
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159163
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OK,I found a link (finally!) that helped with my problem:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=591910
I did the mv gnome-user-data.list to another name and tried an 'apt-get
purge gnome-user-data' and this time it was the list file for gnome-
terminal-data which was the offender with t
I had already tried what you suggest, albeit with apt-get rather than
aptitude. Unofrtunately the same thing still keeps happening. I even
tried deleting teh contents of /var/cache/apt, to no avail.
I had also already done the 'dpkg --configure -a', but that prints out
nothing when run. :-(
As fo
Synaptic and update-manager both use apt-get on the backend, so it's
expected that all three give you the same behavior.
It looks like you have one or more packages in the dpkg cache that are
corrupted, perhaps by an interrupted Internet connection during a
download. I suggest cleaning out the ca
