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#144
Originally Posted by sowwhatyoureap View Post
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I'm not really sure what the conflict was that caused the update to complain -- HAM just said "conflict" sadly -- so I can't really confirm that it's the same issue that you linked. Didn't mess around with apt-get as the reinstallation of kernel-power-settings via HAM was sufficiently successful (see above). It may however be related to a dependency issue with kernel-power (via kernel-feature-overclock or kernel-feature-smartreflex?) as mentioned above.
You could show your current status of the installation with the following command:

Code:
dpkg -l kernel*|less -S
Then You could easily reveal if it is a dependency problem just with this simple command:

Code:
sudo apt-get -s upgrade
This command is safe since the -s option tells apt-get to only simulate the upgrade, so that it only shows what should have to be done. Then give us feed back about the output...

pkz

PS: in order to generate the files to send as feedback use:
Code:
dpkg -l kernel* > config.status.txt
sudo apt-get -s upgrade > reveal.dependency.txt 2>&1

Last edited by pkz; 2013-09-06 at 08:41. Reason: Configuration status detection added
 

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