On Mon, Sep 25, 2000 at 07:14:40PM -0700, Carl B. Constantine wrote:
> On 9/25/2000 18:41, Ryan Murray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 01:36:15AM +0000, Carl B. Constantine wrote:
> >> sas: error in loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/libctk.so.0: undefined
> >> symbol: acs_char_print
> >
> > This looks like you don't have the latest SAT package, as the one I'm using
> > here (and the one on the webserver) does not link to libctk.so.0, but to
> > libctk-3.so.3 Are you using 2.6.32 ?
>
> I'm checking. However, I would have thought that doing the apt-get upgrade
apt-get upgrade will not install anything that changes the install status of
another package. In this case, sat depends on libctk3, which you don't have
installed, so it becomes "held back".
apt-get dist-upgrade will try and resolve conflicts, and
install/remove packages if needed, and is the recommended way to
upgrade a Debian system from the command line.
> would have done that already. I did note however that 5 packages where "kept
> back" but I have no idea what they were or how to find out what they were,
> and thus why there were kept back.
They were kept back due to upgrade vs. dist-upgrade.
> One thing though. when I launch the Network Settings module, it doesn't seem
> to know about my network, though the box comes up and connects fine. Just
The new network settings module only knows about networks configured in the
potato/hail format. To convert to this format, delete /etc/init.d/network,
run update-rc.d -f network remove, and then set up the interfaces with
the network settings module...
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Ryan Murray, Projects Manager, Stormix Technologies Inc., Debian Developer
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