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2008-01-14
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2008-01-21
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I'm having two problems - I'm not sure if they are related or not.
The main problem is my Application manager. App manager is not showing anything - (no applications installed.) So I want to delete my repositories but I can't get into it as I keep getting "operation already in progress." I get this no matter what feature I try to choose including the log. I have root access and apt-get update seems to work. What do I do to resurrect my App Manager?
Second problem - also associated with the App manager is if I try to install Skype my App Manager starts doing the 'operation failed' thing. Not sure what is up with Skype but I would love to be able to use it with this unit. I have to reflash to get App manager working again - I've done this twice - so now I will not try Skype until I get some idea how to fix this.