[Bio-Linux] Cannot install on Ubuntu "Depends: bio-linux-base-directories:i386 (>= 1.0-1) but it is not installable"

Tony Travis tony.travis at ed.ac.uk
Thu Dec 6 19:59:16 EST 2012


On 06/12/12 20:16, Tony Travis wrote:
> [...] I'm
> comparing the package lists on my system with the casper manifest of
> Bio-Linux 7.0.2.

Hi, Tim.

There are duplicate entries in the casper filesystem manifests:

> sort bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest | uniq -d | wc -l
> 211
> sort bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest-desktop | uniq -d | wc -l
> 211

Is this a mistake?

It hinders my checks, so I've corrected the filesystem manifests:

> mv -i bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest.orig
> sort bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest.orig | uniq >bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest
> mv -i bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest-desktop.new bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest-desktop.orig
> sort bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest-desktop.orig | uniq >bio-linux-7.0.2-filesystem.manifest

I'm using "manifest-desktop" to verify that Bio-Linux installations done 
using your "bio-linux-install.sh" upgrade script are equivalent to 
installations done directly from the .iso release. I'm only checking the 
package names, not their versions, using the "dpkg-dsel" script that I 
wrote to validate Bio-Linux 6 installations the same way.

Bye,

   Tony.



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