Downloaded lethe_0.2.ubuntu-r1_i386.deb and tried to install, but GDebi says that aufs-tools missing.
Does anyone else face this problem or it is just a Lucid specific?
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Hi nobody. The problem remains since Ubuntu 9.0x and is present in Debian Squeeze too. The package aufs-tools is no longer present in the repositories. The next Lethe release (scheduled for this month) will no depend on this package and will install cleanly. Meanwhile, you can force the installation using dpkg -force-depends (But be ware! this may broke all dependency tree prevent subsequent installations).
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Thanks for so prompt reply. I will definitely try forced installation. By the way simple dpkg -i on Ubuntu 10.04 also broke the dependency tree (dpkg returned error 1).
Nevertheless, Lethe worked just great on Ubuntu 9.04 VMWare machine (including network).
Thanks one more time and looking forward to the new release.
Yuriy
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Hello all!
Downloaded lethe_0.2.ubuntu-r1_i386.deb and tried to install, but GDebi says that aufs-tools missing.
Does anyone else face this problem or it is just a Lucid specific?
UPDATE
This problem don't appear on Ubuntu 9.04
Hi nobody. The problem remains since Ubuntu 9.0x and is present in Debian Squeeze too. The package aufs-tools is no longer present in the repositories. The next Lethe release (scheduled for this month) will no depend on this package and will install cleanly. Meanwhile, you can force the installation using dpkg -force-depends (But be ware! this may broke all dependency tree prevent subsequent installations).
Hi jwackito!
Thanks for so prompt reply. I will definitely try forced installation. By the way simple dpkg -i on Ubuntu 10.04 also broke the dependency tree (dpkg returned error 1).
Nevertheless, Lethe worked just great on Ubuntu 9.04 VMWare machine (including network).
Thanks one more time and looking forward to the new release.
Yuriy