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libopenexr0 / kdelibs4 dist-upgrade problem with kanotix
Hi,
I've got the Kanotix Bughunter 6 version of Knoppix installed to my hard drive, it's working great. However, doing an apt-get dist-upgrade results in all KDE packages being kept back because apt can't find an installable version of kdelibs4. Trying to apt-get install kdelibs4 results in:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
kdelibs4: Depends: libopenexr0 (>= 1.1.1) but it is not installable
libopenexr0 doesn't exist in the Debian packages repository as far as I can tell, I have installed libopenexr2 but this doesn't seem to help. Does anyone have any pointers on this? I am using normal Debian apt sources. Very eager to upgrade to KDE 3.3!
Thanks for any help.
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Junior Member
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I just encountered the same problem this evening...after much surprise that no where on the net was a solution to this what i did was remove libopenexr2 which i had previously installed and downloaded libopenexr0 deb file ...and installed it manually with kpackager. Then went back to kpackager and tried to continue updating kdelibs and it worked!
edit: i should note that i got the libopenexr0 deb file from here http://www.linuxia.de/packages/Debia...il/libopenexr0
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thanks
Thanks for the help, unfortunately the libopenexr0 package on http://www.linuxia.de/packages/Debia...il/libopenexr0 gives a 404. I can't seem to find a libopenexr0 package anywhere else. Seems like a strange problem, will continue to investigate using my trusty KDE3.2.
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libopenexr2
Well, I've looked high and low, there appears to be no libopenexr0 package anywhere - everything has been replaced by libopenexr2, however my dpkg system appears to be not aware of this. Where does Debian keep its list of dependencies, perhaps I can tell it somewhere to use libopenexr2 rather than libopenexr?
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How about googling for libopenexr0_1.1.1-1_i386.deb
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Aha! That does seem to do something...I was able to download libopenexr0 from http://debian.experimentos.cl/debian...ain/o/openexr/
I have removed libopenexr2, and libopenexr0 installed without difficulty from the local deb file (used kpackage, could just as easily have done "dpkg -i /path/to/filename.deb"). Doing an apt-get dist-upgrade still results in most kde packages being held back, but I was able to get kdelibs4 to install without throwing up an error, will do this and try to continue upgrading kde after that. Will report back in a bit, hopefully this thread can help somebody else later.
Thanks, Markus and leif81 for your help so far.
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Senior Member
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I had the same problem too. Installing the deb from http://debian.experimentos.cl/debian...1.1-1_i386.deb allowed me to install kde 3.3 from unstable
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Yep, seems to work fine. Thanks!
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