Error the following 3rd party repositories were detected disable them and refresh your apt cache

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Правильно сформулированный вопрос и его грамотное оформление способствует высокой вероятности получения достаточно содержательного и по существу ответа. Общая рекомендация по составлению тем: 1. Для начала воспользуйтесь поиском форума. 2. Укажите версию ОС вместе с разрядностью. Пример: LM 19.3 x64, LM Sarah x32 3. DE. Если вопрос касается двух, то через запятую. (xfce, KDE, cinnamon, mate) 4. Какое железо. (достаточно вывод inxi -Fxz в спойлере (как пользоваться спойлером смотрим здесь)) или же дать ссылку на hw-probe 5. Суть. Желательно с выводом консоли, логами. 6. Скрин. Просьба указывать 2, 3 и 4 независимо от того, имеет ли это отношение к вопросу или нет. Так же не забываем об общих правилах Как пример вот

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cannot upgrade to LM 20.2 due to repo.skype.com

cannot upgrade to LM 20.2 due to repo.skype.com

Post by isahk01 » Fri Jul 09, 2021 5:59 am

I tried to update from LM 19.3 to 20.2 but stuck with the repo.skype.com

I tried to add the repo filed by using

Below the source list

Re: cannot upgrade to LM 20.2 due to repo.skype.com

Post by isahk01 » Fri Jul 09, 2021 6:01 am

forgot to upload the error message when trying to mintupgrade:

————————————————
!! ERROR: The following 3rd party repositories were detected. Disable them and refresh your APT cache.

— . stable (. stable) — repo.skype.com

+ Restoring your backed up APT sources.

Re: cannot upgrade to LM 20.2 due to repo.skype.com

Post by karlchen » Fri Jul 09, 2021 6:05 am

Tried the first part of the command, curl https://repo.skype.com/data/SKYPE-GPG-KEY , here. Works without issues.
So what does «does not work» mean precisely. Thank you for sharing the complete screen output, which the commandline

displays, with us.

Anyway, may be irrelevant, when reading your statement

How did you try to upgrade from LM 19.3 to LM 20.2?

Did you try a fresh installation of LM 20.2? (do not thinks, because in this case Skype would not have been in your repo list)
There is on direct in-place upgrade path from LM 19.3 to LM 20.2.
You would have to upgrade in-place LM 19.3 to LM 20 using the appropriate mintupgrade tool first.
Only after this upgrade had been completed successfully, you would be able to upgrade in-place from LM 20 to LM 20.2 using Update Manager.

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Upgrade 19.3->20 fails due to PPA problems

Upgrade 19.3->20 fails due to PPA problems

Post by jmr33 » Tue Jul 21, 2020 6:35 pm

Following upgrade instructions for 19.3->20, I first get this when running «mintupgrade check»:
!! ERROR: The following 3rd party repositories were detected. Disable them and refresh your APT cache.

— Dêpot MultiSystem liveusb.info (liveusb.info) — liveusb.info
— atareao-team (LP-PPA-atareao-atareao) — ppa.launchpad.net

OK, next I used SoftwareSources to remove them. Then «mintupgrade check» gives this:
+ Checking your APT repositories.

+ Checking your APT packages.

— nvidia-modprobe: 440.33.01-0ubuntu1, should be 384.111-2 (from bionic)
— software-properties-kde: 1.8.0, should be 0.96.24.32.13 (from bionic-updates)

!! ERROR: The packages above have incorrect versions. They can be downgraded using ‘Software Sources -> Maintenance -> Downgrade Foreign Packages’.

OK, per those instructions I used SoftwareSources again to downgrade the specified packages. Now «mintupgrade check» gives this:
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
software-properties-kde : Depends: python3-software-properties (= 0.96.24.32.13) but 2.0.0.2 is to be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.

I am stuck. Suggestions on how to resolve this problem?

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How to Upgrade to Linux Mint 20 Ulyana

Linux Mint 19.3 receives support until April 2023, but you may want to upgrade to the latest version of Mint – Linux Mint 20 – to enjoy the numerous enhancements and cool features.

In this guide, you will learn how to Upgrade Linux Mint 19.3, codenamed Tricia, to Linux Mint 20 which is based on Ubuntu 20.04.

NOTE: This guide applies ONLY to 64-bit systems.

On this page

Check Linux Mint Architecture

If you are running a 32-bit instance of Linux Mint 19.3, then a fresh installation of Linux Mint 20 is recommended, otherwise, this procedure won’t work.

To verify your system’s architecture, run the command:

If you are running a 64-bit system your output should give you ‘amd64’ as shown.

Check Linux Mint System Architecture

However, if you get ‘i386’ as the output, then you are running a 32-bit version on Linux Mint 19.3 and you cannot upgrade to Linux Mint 20. You should either stick to Linux 19.3 or perform a fresh installation of Linux Mint 20.

Upgrade all the Packages on Linux Mint

To start off, apply all the package updates by running the command:

Upgrade Linux Mint

Alternatively, you can use the Update Manager to apply all the system & package updates. Simply navigate to Menu > Administration then select ‘Update Manager’.

Linux Mint Update Manager

On the Update Manager Window, click on the ‘Install Updates’ button to upgrade the packages to their latest versions.

Install Linux Mint Updates

Provide your password and hit ENTER or click on the ‘Authenticate’ button to authenticate and proceed with the upgrade.

Linux Mint Authentication

If it’s been a while since you last upgraded your packages, this might take quite a while to complete and some patience will do.

Linux Mint Updated

Backup Linux Mint Files

We cannot stress enough the importance of taking a backup copy of all your files. A backup will save you the agony of losing your crucial files in the event that something goes wrong during the system upgrade.

Additionally, you can create a snapshot of your system files and settings using the Timeshift tool. This will make a backup copy of all your system files and help you to restore your system using the latest snapshot in case anything goes wrong.

Be advised that this does not back up your user data such as movies, images, audio files, etc. This, therefore, informs the need to have a backup of your personal files.

Install the Mintupgrade Utility in Linux Mint

The next step will require you to install the mintupgrade utility. This is a command-line tool provided by Linux Mint solely for upgrading from one Mint release to another.

Therefore, run the following command:

Install Mintupgrade in Linux Mint

Check Linux Mint Upgrade

With mintupgrade installed, you can simulate the upgrade to Linux Mint 20 Ulyana by running the command:

Since it’s a simulation, the command won’t upgrade your system, but will temporarily point your current system to Linux Mint 20 repositories and thereafter restore your repositories back to Linux Mint 19.3. It’s basically a dry run that gives you a peek on what will happen during the upgrade including the packages to be upgraded and installed or removed.

Check Linux Mint Upgrades

Download Linux Mint Upgrades

After the simulation is complete, initiate the download of packages required for the upgrade using the mintupgrade command shown:

Bear in mind that this command only downloads the packages meant for upgrading your system and doesn’t perform the upgrade itself. Once done, you should get the notification that ‘Command ‘download’ has completed successfully’.

Download Linux Mint Upgrades

Upgrade to Linux Mint 20

Finally to upgrade to Linux Mint 20, execute:

Before you proceed, kindly note that this process is irreversible and should not be interrupted. The only way to go back is to restore your system using the snapshot you created earlier on.

Upgrade to Linux Mint 20

The upgrade is quite massive and intensive and will take roughly 2-3 hours. Also, during the upgrade process, you will be required to re-authenticate a couple of times and interact with any prompts on the terminal. For example, you will be required to choose between restarting services during the upgrade or not as shown.

Configure Linux Mint Services

If you have multiply display managers, you will come across this prompt. Simply hit ENTER to proceed.

Configure Linux Mint Display Manager

Then select your preferred display manager. In my case, I chose ‘Lightdm’.

Set Linux Mint Display Manager

The entire upgrade took about 3 hours for my case. It may take longer or shorter for your case, but one thing’s for sure – it’s quite time-consuming.

After the upgrade, you can verify your system’s version by running the command:

Verify Linux Mint Version

Additionally, you can use the Neofetch command-line utility to display system information as shown.

Show Linux Mint 20 Information

NOTE: The upgrade will overwrite the default configuration files in the /etc directory. To restore the files, use the snapshot you created earlier before upgrading.

If you wish not to use the Timeshift tool, you can instruct the upgrader to ignore it by running the command.

Again, the upgrade takes a while. If you are busy elsewhere, It’s advisable to keep checking your terminal every now and then for any prompts that might require your intervention.

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[Solved] How upgrading XFCE from 19.3 to 20 with slack

[Solved] How upgrading XFCE from 19.3 to 20 with slack

Post by Leloup » Wed May 25, 2022 9:01 am

I am upgrading Linux Mint XFCE from 19 to 20.X.

I started by upgrade from 19 to 19.3. That passed. OK. I update libraries. OK. (Not completely, computer is slower than before update)
Then, I had to upgrade 19.3 to 20.
1 dpkg —print-architecture —> amd64
2 apt install mintupgrade
3 mintupgrade check
————————————————
!! ERROR: The following 3rd party repositories were detected. Disable them and refresh your APT cache.

— slack (packagecloud.io/slacktechnologies/slack) — packagecloud.io

I don’t understand this error message. I must go on the slack site and remove my profile. Really?
I searched packages like packagecloud.io. I don’t find package in relation with slack.

How to proceed? Do you have any idea?
Regards,
Leloup

Re: How upgrading XFCE from 19.3 to 20 with slack

Post by andy_van_isle » Wed May 25, 2022 10:08 am

Re: How upgrading XFCE from 19.3 to 20 with slack

Post by Leloup » Sun May 29, 2022 3:52 am

That works.
XFCE from 19.3 to 20.3 upgrade is done.

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Impossibile aggiornare da Linux Mint 19.3 a 20 causa repository di terze parti

Impossibile aggiornare da Linux Mint 19.3 a 20 causa repository di terze parti

Post by Danixele » Thu Jul 30, 2020 12:32 pm

non riesco su una postazione ad aggiornare da Linux Mint 19.3 a 20 seguendo la guida https://www.lffl.org/2020/07/guida-come . nt-20.html perchè alla seconda istruzione segnala questo errore

ERROR: The following 3rd party repositories were detected. Disable them and refresh your APT cache.

— PPA for Jeffrey Ratcliffe (LP-PPA-jeffreyratcliffe) — ppa.launchpad.net

Ho provato a disinstallare il programma associato a quel repository ovverosia g2scan2pdf ma senza successo, il problema persiste, come posso fare ad aggiornare Linux alla versione attuale?

Re: Impossibile aggiornare da Linux Mint 19.3 a 20 causa repository di terze parti

Post by hydrurga » Thu Jul 30, 2020 4:57 pm

Hello. I am sorry that this reply is in English. Please continue to write in Italian.

Please paste the output from the following command to list all the repositories in your software sources:

Re: Impossibile aggiornare da Linux Mint 19.3 a 20 causa repository di terze parti

Post by eternauta » Fri Jul 31, 2020 1:00 pm

@Danixele «Menu» —> «Amministrazione» —> «Sorgenti software» o «Origini software». Sulla colonna di sinistra scegli «Repository aggiuntivi» e togli il segno di spunta a tutte le voci. Se sulla colonna di sinistra hai anche la voce «PPA», fai la stessa cosa.

Re: Impossibile aggiornare da Linux Mint 19.3 a 20 causa repository di terze parti

Post by Taita » Fri Aug 07, 2020 7:20 am

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Linux Mint 19.3 receives support until April 2023, but you may want to upgrade to the latest version of Mint – Linux Mint 20 – to enjoy the numerous enhancements and cool features.

In this guide, you will learn how to Upgrade Linux Mint 19.3, codenamed Tricia, to Linux Mint 20 which is based on Ubuntu 20.04.

NOTE: This guide applies ONLY to 64-bit systems.

Check Linux Mint Architecture

If you are running a 32-bit instance of Linux Mint 19.3, then a fresh installation of Linux Mint 20 is recommended, otherwise, this procedure won’t work.

To verify your system’s architecture, run the command:

$ dpkg --print-architecture

If you are running a 64-bit system your output should give you 'amd64' as shown.

However, if you get 'i386' as the output, then you are running a 32-bit version on Linux Mint 19.3 and you cannot upgrade to Linux Mint 20. You should either stick to Linux 19.3 or perform a fresh installation of Linux Mint 20.

Upgrade all the Packages on Linux Mint

To start off, apply all the package updates by running the command:

$ sudo apt update -y && sudo apt upgrade -y

Alternatively, you can use the Update Manager to apply all the system & package updates. Simply navigate to Menu > Administration then select ‘Update Manager’.

On the Update Manager Window, click on the ‘Install Updates’ button to upgrade the packages to their latest versions.

Provide your password and hit ENTER or click on the ‘Authenticate’ button to authenticate and proceed with the upgrade.

If it’s been a while since you last upgraded your packages, this might take quite a while to complete and some patience will do.

Backup Linux Mint Files

We cannot stress enough the importance of taking a backup copy of all your files. A backup will save you the agony of losing your crucial files in the event that something goes wrong during the system upgrade.

Additionally, you can create a snapshot of your system files and settings using the Timeshift tool. This will make a backup copy of all your system files and help you to restore your system using the latest snapshot in case anything goes wrong.

Be advised that this does not back up your user data such as movies, images, audio files, etc. This, therefore, informs the need to have a backup of your personal files.

Install the Mintupgrade Utility in Linux Mint

The next step will require you to install the mintupgrade utility. This is a command-line tool provided by Linux Mint solely for upgrading from one Mint release to another.

Therefore, run the following command:

$ sudo apt install mintupgrade 

Check Linux Mint Upgrade

With mintupgrade installed, you can simulate the upgrade to Linux Mint 20 Ulyana by running the command:

$ sudo mintupgrade check

Since it’s a simulation, the command won’t upgrade your system, but will temporarily point your current system to Linux Mint 20 repositories and thereafter restore your repositories back to Linux Mint 19.3. It’s basically a dry run that gives you a peek on what will happen during the upgrade including the packages to be upgraded and installed or removed.

Download Linux Mint Upgrades

After the simulation is complete, initiate the download of packages required for the upgrade using the mintupgrade command shown:

$ sudo mintupgrade download

Bear in mind that this command only downloads the packages meant for upgrading your system and doesn’t perform the upgrade itself. Once done, you should get the notification that ‘Command ‘download’ has completed successfully’.

Upgrade to Linux Mint 20

Finally to upgrade to Linux Mint 20, execute:

$ sudo mintupgrade upgrade

Before you proceed, kindly note that this process is irreversible and should not be interrupted. The only way to go back is to restore your system using the snapshot you created earlier on.

The upgrade is quite massive and intensive and will take roughly 2-3 hours. Also, during the upgrade process, you will be required to re-authenticate a couple of times and interact with any prompts on the terminal. For example, you will be required to choose between restarting services during the upgrade or not as shown.

If you have multiply display managers, you will come across this prompt. Simply hit ENTER to proceed.

Then select your preferred display manager. In my case, I chose ‘Lightdm’.

The entire upgrade took about 3 hours for my case. It may take longer or shorter for your case, but one thing’s for sure – it’s quite time-consuming.

After the upgrade, you can verify your system’s version by running the command:

$ cat /etc/os-release

Additionally, you can use the Neofetch command-line utility to display system information as shown.

$ neofetch

NOTE: The upgrade will overwrite the default configuration files in the /etc directory. To restore the files, use the snapshot you created earlier before upgrading.

If you wish not to use the Timeshift tool, you can instruct the upgrader to ignore it by running the command.

$ sudo touch /etc/timeshift.json

Again, the upgrade takes a while. If you are busy elsewhere, It’s advisable to keep checking your terminal every now and then for any prompts that might require your intervention.

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Errors were encountered while processing:
 /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-3.16.0-33-generic_3.16.0-33.44_amd64.deb
 /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-3.16.0-34-generic_3.16.0-34.47_amd64.deb
 /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-3.16.0-36-generic_3.16.0-36.48_amd64.deb
 /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-3.16.0-37-generic_3.16.0-37.51_amd64.deb
 /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-3.16.0-38-generic_3.16.0-38.52_amd64.deb
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 linux-signed-image-3.16.0-33-generic : Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-33-generic (= 3.16.0-33.44) but 3.16.0-33.44~14.04.1 is installed
 linux-signed-image-3.16.0-34-generic : Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-34-generic (= 3.16.0-34.47) but 3.16.0-34.47~14.04.1 is installed
 linux-signed-image-3.16.0-36-generic : Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-36-generic (= 3.16.0-36.48) but 3.16.0-36.48~14.04.1 is installed
 linux-signed-image-3.16.0-37-generic : Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-37-generic (= 3.16.0-37.51) but 3.16.0-37.51~14.04.1 is installed
 linux-signed-image-3.16.0-38-generic : Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-38-generic (= 3.16.0-38.52) but 3.16.0-38.52~14.04.1 is installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try using -f.

The package system is broken

Check if you are using third-party repositories. If so, disable them, because they are a common source of problems.
Furthermore, run the following command in a Terminal: apt-get install -f

The following packages have unmet dependencies:

linux-signed-image-3.16.0-33-generic: Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-33-generic (= 3.16.0-33.44) but 3.16.0-33.44~14.04.1 is installed
                                      Depends: linux-image-extra-3.16.0-33-generic (= 3.16.0-33.44) but 3.16.0-33.44 is installed
linux-signed-image-3.16.0-34-generic: Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-34-generic (= 3.16.0-34.47) but 3.16.0-34.47~14.04.1 is installed
                                      Depends: linux-image-extra-3.16.0-34-generic (= 3.16.0-34.47) but 3.16.0-34.47 is installed
linux-signed-image-3.16.0-36-generic: Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-36-generic (= 3.16.0-36.48) but 3.16.0-36.48~14.04.1 is installed
                                      Depends: linux-image-extra-3.16.0-36-generic (= 3.16.0-36.48) but 3.16.0-36.48 is installed
linux-signed-image-3.16.0-37-generic: Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-37-generic (= 3.16.0-37.51) but 3.16.0-37.51~14.04.1 is installed
                                      Depends: linux-image-extra-3.16.0-37-generic (= 3.16.0-37.51) but 3.16.0-37.51 is installed
linux-signed-image-3.16.0-38-generic: Depends: linux-image-3.16.0-38-generic (= 3.16.0-38.52) but 3.16.0-38.52~14.04.1 is installed
                                      Depends: linux-image-extra-3.16.0-38-generic (= 3.16.0-38.52) but 3.16.0-38.52 is installed

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