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error installing wine (Mint 20 cinnamon)
Hi there, newb to Linux. Trying to install Wine from the Software Manager, chose the «Wine — Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer» option. It gives a long list of changes to be made, then when I click Continue, I get a package operation failed message with the following details:
installArchives() failed: Error in function: install
apt_pkg.Error: E:Could not configure ‘libc6:i386’. , E:Could not perform immediate configuration on ‘libgcc-s1:i386’. Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
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Re: error installing wine (Mint 20 cinnamon)
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by Adam10 » Mon Apr 26, 2021 5:57 pm
Finished with these error messages… do they matter?
E: Could not configure ‘libc6:i386’.
E: Could not perform immediate configuration on ‘libgcc-s1:i386’. Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)
Installarchives failed error in function install
When trying to download steam from the software manager, I have the following error:
The operation with the package failed, details:
installArchives() failed: Error in function: install.
I’m practically new to linux, I don’t know what to do.
then post the full output here.
Jn normal situations it should have the exact same results as installing via the «Software Manager», but the output is usually richer for debugging purposes.
ps: If it works you’ll know something is wrong with Software Manager, likely not gonna happen only with steam
pps: which version of Linux Mint did you install?
ppps: Welcome to Linux!
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
Like on most forums, people post here in an out-of-sync manner, so there is no point in getting riled up when someone takes a while to respond, like may be the usual social requirement in IM chats. and even then, I rather not think much of it.
There is a lot that can be going on and we can’t assume ill-intention. Here is a couple examples that happened to me personally:
— mistaken chat status due to steam being minimized or due to having the chat app on a smartphone
— suppressed notifications while using anything in fullscreen
— passing out and sleeping in front of the screen (gaming and working and browsing random stuff). yeah, happens a lot here
— running off to the kitchen to control burnt food you forgot in the oven, then once that’s solved, forgetting what you were doing until a lot later
In short. life happens.
. and I know why it bothered you, but in general I’d rather keep the Steam for Linux forum in a more relaxed and welcoming tone, even at the cost of sometimes people really forgetting to go back and provide feedback for the ones helping them.
It works! thanks! is version 20.1
Glad you got things going there!
But. if it works while the «Software Manager» method didn’t, I’d be a bit worried that something may be broken in that Linux Mint install.
If I were you, I’d at least try installing other stuff via Software Manager just to make sure it’s not generally broken instead of just a fluke with steam specifically.
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Installarchives failed error in function install
When trying to download steam from the software manager, I have the following error:
The operation with the package failed, details:
installArchives() failed: Error in function: install.
I’m practically new to linux, I don’t know what to do.
then post the full output here.
Jn normal situations it should have the exact same results as installing via the «Software Manager», but the output is usually richer for debugging purposes.
ps: If it works you’ll know something is wrong with Software Manager, likely not gonna happen only with steam
pps: which version of Linux Mint did you install?
ppps: Welcome to Linux!
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
Like on most forums, people post here in an out-of-sync manner, so there is no point in getting riled up when someone takes a while to respond, like may be the usual social requirement in IM chats. and even then, I rather not think much of it.
There is a lot that can be going on and we can’t assume ill-intention. Here is a couple examples that happened to me personally:
— mistaken chat status due to steam being minimized or due to having the chat app on a smartphone
— suppressed notifications while using anything in fullscreen
— passing out and sleeping in front of the screen (gaming and working and browsing random stuff). yeah, happens a lot here
— running off to the kitchen to control burnt food you forgot in the oven, then once that’s solved, forgetting what you were doing until a lot later
In short. life happens.
. and I know why it bothered you, but in general I’d rather keep the Steam for Linux forum in a more relaxed and welcoming tone, even at the cost of sometimes people really forgetting to go back and provide feedback for the ones helping them.
It works! thanks! is version 20.1
Glad you got things going there!
But. if it works while the «Software Manager» method didn’t, I’d be a bit worried that something may be broken in that Linux Mint install.
If I were you, I’d at least try installing other stuff via Software Manager just to make sure it’s not generally broken instead of just a fluke with steam specifically.
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Проблема с установкой пакетов
Я не могу установить какой-либо пакет, так как я получаю эту ошибку:
Вот решение этой проблемы, супер простой способ;)
Вы должны использовать dpkg напрямую, чтобы решить эту проблему иногда.
Пакет multiarch-support is unpacked, but has never been configured означает, что пакет скоро будет настроен, но еще не настроен.
Когда это состояние, unpacked пакет еще не установлен, поэтому пакет libgcc1 не может быть установлен, поскольку зависимость еще не установлена и не может быть установлена ранее multiarch-support .
Мы должны заставить установленный статус для multiarch-support сделать свое дело.
найдите строку, начинающуюся с Package: чего-то вроде:
Вы должны изменить unpacked к installed
Я думаю, что вы можете заставить систему работать снова таким образом, дайте мне знать, если вы можете это сделать.
Я считаю, что ваш /var/lib/dpkg каталог с его содержимым облажался. Главным образом из-за этой линии, я думаю, что ваше управление пакетами неисправимо сломано.
Означает, что /usr/bin/apt-extracttemplates недоступно в вашей системе, что действительно необычно.
Это не ломается само по себе; rm -rf files-you-should-never-delete Причиной этого является либо повреждение данных, либо ошибка пользователя (например ). Лучше всего сделать резервную копию ваших данных (например /home ) и начать новую установку.
Проблема может быть в том, что вы не debconf установили. Чтобы установить его или проверить, установлен ли он, введите sudo apt-get install debconf терминал. Вы можете вызвать терминал, нажав CTRL-ALT-T одновременно.
Он будет установлен, debconf если он не установлен, и обновит его, если он установлен, но устарел, или ничего не сделает, если он обновлен.
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unable to install applications from software centre. Installation failing
2 Answers 2
Now We try method 2
We are try remove & reinstall Software center.
To remove Software Center:
- sudo apt-get autoremove software-center
To re-install Software Center:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install software-center
or you can use single command for remove & reinstall Software Center
sudo apt-get —purge —reinstall install software-center
Now this will work & after this method work vote up the answer. Best of luck.
$ sudo apt-get —purge —reinstall install software-center. Removing oem-kernel-cmdline (1.4kittyhawk7) . postrm called with unknown argument `remove’ dpkg: error processing package oem-kernel-cmdline (—remove): subprocess installed post-removal script returned error exit status 1 Errors were encountered while processing: oem-kernel-cmdline E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
First of all run this commands on terminal
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get upgrade
$ sudo apt-get autoclean
This commands will try to fix broken packages if any and also install required library files if missed.
After that install Synaptic Package Manager, Using this you can add/remove/update/fix-broken packages very easily.
Install Synaptic Package Manager by using following command
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Installarchives failed error in function install
When trying to download steam from the software manager, I have the following error:
The operation with the package failed, details:
installArchives() failed: Error in function: install.
I’m practically new to linux, I don’t know what to do.
then post the full output here.
Jn normal situations it should have the exact same results as installing via the «Software Manager», but the output is usually richer for debugging purposes.
ps: If it works you’ll know something is wrong with Software Manager, likely not gonna happen only with steam
pps: which version of Linux Mint did you install?
ppps: Welcome to Linux!
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
He’s ingame and don’t care to update the thread, not even sharing the solution for others.
I hate this disrespectful attitude. I do not welcome this to Linux.
Like on most forums, people post here in an out-of-sync manner, so there is no point in getting riled up when someone takes a while to respond, like may be the usual social requirement in IM chats. and even then, I rather not think much of it.
There is a lot that can be going on and we can’t assume ill-intention. Here is a couple examples that happened to me personally:
— mistaken chat status due to steam being minimized or due to having the chat app on a smartphone
— suppressed notifications while using anything in fullscreen
— passing out and sleeping in front of the screen (gaming and working and browsing random stuff). yeah, happens a lot here
— running off to the kitchen to control burnt food you forgot in the oven, then once that’s solved, forgetting what you were doing until a lot later
In short. life happens.
. and I know why it bothered you, but in general I’d rather keep the Steam for Linux forum in a more relaxed and welcoming tone, even at the cost of sometimes people really forgetting to go back and provide feedback for the ones helping them.
It works! thanks! is version 20.1
Glad you got things going there!
But. if it works while the «Software Manager» method didn’t, I’d be a bit worried that something may be broken in that Linux Mint install.
If I were you, I’d at least try installing other stuff via Software Manager just to make sure it’s not generally broken instead of just a fluke with steam specifically.
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SystemError: installArchives() failed
I can’t install wireless drivers !!
Broadcom B43 wireless driver
Broadcom STA wireless drivererror msg:
SystemError: installArchives() failed!!
help please ?I have HP550 notebook with Intel� Core™ 2 Duo Processor T5470 (1.6 GHz, 800 MHz FSB, 2 MB L2 cache).
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
no need for help! thanks to caffeinpill!! all my respect.
[QUOTE=caffeinepill;9240122]Even this didn’t work for me (Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit), although I see many people have had success with this method!. I was getting various errors when I attempted to install (and several attempts to re-install) the bcmwl-kernel-source package manually via synaptic.
Assuming you have attempted to install bcmwl-kernel-source and its dependencies manually, received errors during its install and synaptic is showing bcmwl-kernel-source as ‘installed’… this may solve the problem.
Go into synaptic and…completely remove bcmwl-kernel-source AND dkms
then, whilst still in synaptic
install bcmwl-kernel-source
For me this did the trick, I’m not sure why. (removing dkms was the golden ticket). I then went back into Hardware Drivers and driver was showing as activated but not in use. All it took then was a quick reboot and
Hope this helps someone![/QUOTE
Last edited by binarylife; October 11th, 2010 at 11:36 PM.
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
Thanks a lot! I will give it a shot today!
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
Thanks to binarylife!!
Worked for me with an Acer Aspire One (10.1 inch display) and Ubuntu 10.10 netbook edition.
Before, I had tried that standard procedure of Ubuntu to install the binary driver for the Broadcom WLAN device. It failed. The b43-fwcutter method also failed («unsupported low-power device»). But your post showed me the way
Last edited by mjuvt; November 2nd, 2010 at 12:58 PM.
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
Originally Posted by mjuvt
Thanks to binarylife!!
Worked for me with an Acer Aspire One (10.1 inch display) and Ubuntu 10.10 netbook edition.
Before, I had tried that standard procedure of Ubuntu to install the binary driver for the Broadcom WLAN device. It failed. The b43-fwcutter method also failed («unsupported low-power device»). But your post showed me the way
Great man ! I am happy to hear that ..!
: )
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
I just want to thank Binary for posting this solution; it helped me solve all of my wireless connection problems on my Dell Inspiron 1525 (after I had searched for a solution for hours to no avail).
Thanks! You saved me a lot of time!
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
Hellow fellows! Firstly I would like to thank to binarylife for partial solution of my problem.
How I resolved the problem:
sudo apt-get —purge remove firmware-b43-installer
sudo apt-get —purge remove dkms
sudo apt-get —purge remove bcmwl-kernel-source
sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
sudo rebootAs you can see I had to remove firmware-b43-installer firstly. Without that I couldn’t remove dkms and bcmwl-kernel-source (it returned error). Anyway, my wireless now works thanks to binarylife.
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
Originally Posted by xtechcode
Hellow fellows! Firstly I would like to thank to
binarylife
for partial solution of my problem.
How I resolved the problem:
sudo apt-get —purge remove firmware-b43-installer
sudo apt-get —purge remove dkms
sudo apt-get —purge remove bcmwl-kernel-source
sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
sudo rebootAs you can see I had to remove firmware-b43-installer firstly. Without that I couldn’t remove dkms and bcmwl-kernel-source (it returned error). Anyway, my wireless now works thanks to binarylife.
My pleasure ! You are welcome anytime. And thanks for putting full solution so maybe another person would have the same problem.
Enjoy Ubuntu
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
thank you so much it worked for me!!!
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Re: SystemError: installArchives() failed
*sigh* It seems I’m the odd man out… I upgraded to 10.10 just earlier today, and it’s funny — wireless worked fine in the liveCD, and now absolutely refuses to work. Doesn’t make any sense… I’m gonna reinstall and see if that magically fixes anything…