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I can't install the cubic on Ubuntu 20.04 #53
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What is the output of?...
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What is the output of?...
If you do not have the
Please copy and paste the output here, instead of a screen shot. Be sure to format your output using the "<>" code button above, so it is easy to read. |
I am sure that I have the
By the way, I have already installed |
OK, I had not realized that the Let's try this: What is the output of...
Cubic can work with any version of Package The issue is that, as you can see from your output, However you have According to the Ubuntu Packages site, the highest version of We need to figure out from where did your Ubuntu installation get |
Thanks, bro!
The output of
And the output of
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You have version 245.4-4ubuntu3.17 of both Take a look at the details for package By the way, I do not think
However, more likely is that one of your PPAs in Take a look at which packages on your system are using
Were any of these packages installed by you (using one of the PPAs from Also, please cut and paste the output of this command, and I'll compare your output with mine. |
Thanks for your reply. And the output of
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Your package Can you also provide the output for
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this is the output of
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There are some minor differences. (I've sorted them and removed duplicates to make comparison easy).
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Oh, sorry, but what should I do? |
This is good news. It doesn't look like there are no other packages on your system that depend on version 245.4-4ubuntu3.17 of Try manually installing version 245.4-4ubuntu3.16 of
Hopefully, you will be able to do this without errors from |
OK, I try to do it now! |
Bro, I get the following output, should I continue?
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Don’t continue |
I backed up the OS, then did continue and got something wrong. I recorded the output. |
Following messages were showed after I did continue
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That was a pretty dangerous step you took! At this point, you have two options:
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all right😂 |
If you recover your install from the backup, let me know, and we can try a few more things. If you reinstall, please let me know what the installed versions of You might want to check these using |
I have installed my OS from backup now. |
I think I might have figured out what happened that caused you to get version 245.4-4ubuntu3.17 of
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You shouldn't really use the "proposed" repository, unless you are testing out unreleased software. Nevertheless, to solve your immediate problem of not being able to install Cubic, you can continue to use the "proposed" repository to get the missing package
However, after installation, I can't grantee Cubic or any other software will work flawlessly on your system, since you do have packages that are currently in development and testing ( |
Another option is to downgrade all packages you've already installed from the "proposed" repository. If you want to try this, see How can I revert back from an upgrade to the Proposed repository?. Of course, this is risky, so make sure you have a backup. I suggest trying the previous solution first, because you can always try this later. |
Thanks a million! Let try it now! |
Bro, you're definitely right! After I enabled |
I’m glad it’s working for you. This was a lot of research, and it was smart of you to keep a backup of your system. (In the future, try not to enable the “proposed” repository unless you are helping to test packages for Ubuntu ). |
Describe the question
I can't install the cubic on Ubuntu20.04
What you have tried
I did the following commands firstly:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:cubic-wizard/release
sudo apt update
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys B7579F80E494ED3406A59DF9081525E2B4F1283B
sudo apt install --no-install-recommends cubic
but I got this error:
then I tried to install
systemd-container
by command``sudo apt install systemd-container
then I tried to install
systemd-container
by commandsudo apt install systemd=245.4-4ubuntu3.16
then I installed the
systemd
, but the OS told I've got the newest one.OS Information (please complete the following information):
Cubic Information (please complete the following information):
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