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Mark C. Hawkins wrote, On 2010. 10. 29. 23:45:
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<div style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(0,
0, 0);"><span>I've got a Lucid (10.04) guest running in a
production environment that I don't really want to rebuild<br>
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After running apt-get upgrade I get errors from the udev
package.<br>
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From reading other posts I see that udev is not used and
that holding the package back prevents the problem when
doing an upgrade, but does anyone have a solution to get rid
of the error message if the upgrade was already attempted?<br>
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Removing udev doesn't work as there are too many packages
that depend on udev. is there anyway to remove udev without
breaking the other packages or some way to remove the error?</span><br>
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There is a section in the postinstall script of the package, which
recreates devices by mknod.<br>
Just remove it, or include 'return 0' so the script can exist by the
return code 0.<br>
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Bye,<br>
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tamas<br>
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