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4 Sep 2015 Manually remove a broken package on Debian/Ubuntu Sometimes, a Debian or Ubuntu package is not installed correctly or can't be uninstalled.
Try running following commands on the terminal: sudo apt-get autoremove sudo apt-get --purge remove sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq tspc sudo apt-get autoclean sudo apt-get clean sudo apt-get -f install. These may clear or fix broken packages and try to install again.
Suppose we need to remove apache broken package. Initially we have to open the status file and search for the package apache. Remove the entire package description and save the status file. Then try using apt-get -f install and apt-get clean .
15 Oct 2010 I just installed Lyx from the Maverick repo, the package texlive-pstrick-doc somehow "got stuck". It is marked for upgraded but it can't upgrade, but I can neither remove it nor pin it. When I try to remove it, dpkg says it is in a bad state of inconsistency and need to be reintalled before removal. But when I try to
sudo apt-get update –fix-missing. and. sudo dpkg –configure -a. and. sudo apt-get install -f. the problem of a broken package still exist the solution is to edit the dpkg status file manually. Unlock the dpkg – (message /var/lib/dpkg/lock) sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock. sudo dpkg –configure -a. For 12.04 and newer
15 May 2012 Recently I've had a problem with one of the packages (“deployment-daemon-zend-server") that went broken after system upgrade, so that no updates or even new software could be installed. Here's an error message I kept getting: dpkg: error processing deployment-daemon-zend-server (--remove):
31 Jul 2011 The problem. Sometimes a Debian or Ubuntu package does not install correctly and can not be uninstalled. The system update is so completely broken that conventional commands, whether apt-get, ability or dpkg, not corrects the problem. For example the package slapd was in this case in Debian some
24 Jul 2014 Sometimes I recognized that a Ubuntu or Debian package does not install correctly and can not be uninstalled. The system update is so completely broken that conventional commands, whether apt-get, ability or dpkg, won't work. For example if you want to remove a package you will get a message like:
Found the solution right afterwards: % > /etc/init.d/modemmanager % dpkg --purge --force-all modemmanager (Reading database 124407 files and directories currently installed.) Removing modemmanager (1.4.0-1) Purging configuration files for modemmanager (1.4.0-1) Processing triggers for
8 Nov 2016 How to fix broken packages in Ubuntu via Terminal. To do so list broken packages in Ubuntu and then Ubuntu users can fix broken packages via command line. If a package installation fails in Linux Ubuntu, it can cause few problems. For example, the package manager freezes or become locked. It is a bit
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