Program installation failes
I recently reinstalled Kubuntu and now when I want to install a software, I see this error:
It happens when I want to install sublime or Emacs. I use Discover software center.
Update: Can you please tell me what packages should I check and what should I uncheck?
software-installation software-center
edited Mar 3 at 17:07
DK Bose
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asked Mar 1 at 7:01
A. HayatiA. Hayati
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I recently reinstalled Kubuntu and now when I want to install a software, I see this error:
It happens when I want to install sublime or Emacs. I use Discover software center.
Update: Can you please tell me what packages should I check and what should I uncheck?
software-installation software-center
edited Mar 3 at 17:07
DK Bose
14.9k124288
asked Mar 1 at 7:01
A. HayatiA. Hayati
104
1
Your install medium is still defined as source for packages. As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails. Remove the install-medium from your source list. Do that by runningsoftware-properties-gtkfrom terminal, jump to the second tab and disable the install-medium as source.
– dufte
Mar 1 at 7:07
@dufte sorry for hijacking, but seeing a gtk solution proposed in Kubuntu..I could not resist :-)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 9:59
1
If things are still not working for you, please post the output ofgrep -Ev '(^#|^ *$|deb-src)' /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.
– DK Bose
Mar 3 at 17:21
@Bruni no problem ... my fault ;)
– dufte
Mar 4 at 9:13
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I recently reinstalled Kubuntu and now when I want to install a software, I see this error:
It happens when I want to install sublime or Emacs. I use Discover software center.
Update: Can you please tell me what packages should I check and what should I uncheck?
software-installation software-center
edited Mar 3 at 17:07
DK Bose
14.9k124288
asked Mar 1 at 7:01
A. HayatiA. Hayati
104
I recently reinstalled Kubuntu and now when I want to install a software, I see this error:
It happens when I want to install sublime or Emacs. I use Discover software center.
Update: Can you please tell me what packages should I check and what should I uncheck?
software-installation software-center
software-installation software-center
edited Mar 3 at 17:07
DK Bose
14.9k124288
asked Mar 1 at 7:01
A. HayatiA. Hayati
104
edited Mar 3 at 17:07
DK Bose
14.9k124288
asked Mar 1 at 7:01
A. HayatiA. Hayati
104
edited Mar 3 at 17:07
DK Bose
14.9k124288
edited Mar 3 at 17:07
DK Bose
14.9k124288
edited Mar 3 at 17:07
DK Bose
14.9k124288
14.9k124288
asked Mar 1 at 7:01
A. HayatiA. Hayati
104
asked Mar 1 at 7:01
A. HayatiA. Hayati
104
asked Mar 1 at 7:01
A. HayatiA. Hayati
104
104
1
Your install medium is still defined as source for packages. As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails. Remove the install-medium from your source list. Do that by runningsoftware-properties-gtkfrom terminal, jump to the second tab and disable the install-medium as source.
– dufte
Mar 1 at 7:07
@dufte sorry for hijacking, but seeing a gtk solution proposed in Kubuntu..I could not resist :-)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 9:59
1
If things are still not working for you, please post the output ofgrep -Ev '(^#|^ *$|deb-src)' /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.
– DK Bose
Mar 3 at 17:21
@Bruni no problem ... my fault ;)
– dufte
Mar 4 at 9:13
add a comment |
1
Your install medium is still defined as source for packages. As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails. Remove the install-medium from your source list. Do that by runningsoftware-properties-gtkfrom terminal, jump to the second tab and disable the install-medium as source.
– dufte
Mar 1 at 7:07
@dufte sorry for hijacking, but seeing a gtk solution proposed in Kubuntu..I could not resist :-)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 9:59
1
If things are still not working for you, please post the output ofgrep -Ev '(^#|^ *$|deb-src)' /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.
– DK Bose
Mar 3 at 17:21
@Bruni no problem ... my fault ;)
– dufte
Mar 4 at 9:13
1
1
Your install medium is still defined as source for packages. As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails. Remove the install-medium from your source list. Do that by running
software-properties-gtk from terminal, jump to the second tab and disable the install-medium as source.– dufte
Mar 1 at 7:07
Your install medium is still defined as source for packages. As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails. Remove the install-medium from your source list. Do that by running
software-properties-gtk from terminal, jump to the second tab and disable the install-medium as source.– dufte
Mar 1 at 7:07
@dufte sorry for hijacking, but seeing a gtk solution proposed in Kubuntu..I could not resist :-)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 9:59
@dufte sorry for hijacking, but seeing a gtk solution proposed in Kubuntu..I could not resist :-)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 9:59
1
1
If things are still not working for you, please post the output of
grep -Ev '(^#|^ *$|deb-src)' /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.– DK Bose
Mar 3 at 17:21
If things are still not working for you, please post the output of
grep -Ev '(^#|^ *$|deb-src)' /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.– DK Bose
Mar 3 at 17:21
@Bruni no problem ... my fault ;)
– dufte
Mar 4 at 9:13
@Bruni no problem ... my fault ;)
– dufte
Mar 4 at 9:13
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As Dufte mentioned in his comment, your install medium is still defined as a source for packages (repository). As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails.
To remove the install-medium from your source list, just go to settings in discover and untick the respective entry.
answered Mar 1 at 9:57
BruniBruni
5,17342656
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck).
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
@A.Hayati Have you unchecked The one beginning with disc? (the seventh if I see corectly)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 16:43
yes it's unchecked.
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 20:15
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Run
SUDO_EDITOR=kate sudoedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Then comment out the line starting with:deb cdrom ...
to be:# deb cdrom ...
Save changes and exit.
Finally run sudo apt-get update
edited Mar 3 at 17:18
DK Bose
14.9k124288
answered Mar 1 at 11:24
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
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Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck)
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
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As Dufte mentioned in his comment, your install medium is still defined as a source for packages (repository). As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails.
To remove the install-medium from your source list, just go to settings in discover and untick the respective entry.
answered Mar 1 at 9:57
BruniBruni
5,17342656
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck).
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
@A.Hayati Have you unchecked The one beginning with disc? (the seventh if I see corectly)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 16:43
yes it's unchecked.
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 20:15
add a comment |
As Dufte mentioned in his comment, your install medium is still defined as a source for packages (repository). As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails.
To remove the install-medium from your source list, just go to settings in discover and untick the respective entry.
answered Mar 1 at 9:57
BruniBruni
5,17342656
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck).
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
@A.Hayati Have you unchecked The one beginning with disc? (the seventh if I see corectly)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 16:43
yes it's unchecked.
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 20:15
add a comment |
As Dufte mentioned in his comment, your install medium is still defined as a source for packages (repository). As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails.
To remove the install-medium from your source list, just go to settings in discover and untick the respective entry.
answered Mar 1 at 9:57
BruniBruni
5,17342656
As Dufte mentioned in his comment, your install medium is still defined as a source for packages (repository). As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails.
To remove the install-medium from your source list, just go to settings in discover and untick the respective entry.
answered Mar 1 at 9:57
BruniBruni
5,17342656
answered Mar 1 at 9:57
BruniBruni
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answered Mar 1 at 9:57
BruniBruni
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answered Mar 1 at 9:57
BruniBruni
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Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck).
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
@A.Hayati Have you unchecked The one beginning with disc? (the seventh if I see corectly)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 16:43
yes it's unchecked.
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 20:15
add a comment |
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck).
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
@A.Hayati Have you unchecked The one beginning with disc? (the seventh if I see corectly)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 16:43
yes it's unchecked.
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 20:15
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck).
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck).
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
@A.Hayati Have you unchecked The one beginning with disc? (the seventh if I see corectly)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 16:43
@A.Hayati Have you unchecked The one beginning with disc? (the seventh if I see corectly)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 16:43
yes it's unchecked.
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 20:15
yes it's unchecked.
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 20:15
add a comment |
Run
SUDO_EDITOR=kate sudoedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Then comment out the line starting with:deb cdrom ...
to be:# deb cdrom ...
Save changes and exit.
Finally run sudo apt-get update
edited Mar 3 at 17:18
DK Bose
14.9k124288
answered Mar 1 at 11:24
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
213
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck)
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
add a comment |
Run
SUDO_EDITOR=kate sudoedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Then comment out the line starting with:deb cdrom ...
to be:# deb cdrom ...
Save changes and exit.
Finally run sudo apt-get update
edited Mar 3 at 17:18
DK Bose
14.9k124288
answered Mar 1 at 11:24
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
213
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck)
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
add a comment |
Run
SUDO_EDITOR=kate sudoedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Then comment out the line starting with:deb cdrom ...
to be:# deb cdrom ...
Save changes and exit.
Finally run sudo apt-get update
edited Mar 3 at 17:18
DK Bose
14.9k124288
answered Mar 1 at 11:24
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
213
Run
SUDO_EDITOR=kate sudoedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Then comment out the line starting with:deb cdrom ...
to be:# deb cdrom ...
Save changes and exit.
Finally run sudo apt-get update
edited Mar 3 at 17:18
DK Bose
14.9k124288
answered Mar 1 at 11:24
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
213
edited Mar 3 at 17:18
DK Bose
14.9k124288
edited Mar 3 at 17:18
DK Bose
14.9k124288
edited Mar 3 at 17:18
DK Bose
14.9k124288
14.9k124288
answered Mar 1 at 11:24
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
213
answered Mar 1 at 11:24
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
213
answered Mar 1 at 11:24
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
213
213
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck)
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
add a comment |
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck)
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck)
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
Can you please check the update i made in my question? (please check images I added and tell me what packages (sources) I should uncheck)
– A. Hayati
Mar 1 at 15:18
add a comment |
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Your install medium is still defined as source for packages. As it is most likely not longer in the drive - accessing it fails. Remove the install-medium from your source list. Do that by running
software-properties-gtkfrom terminal, jump to the second tab and disable the install-medium as source.– dufte
Mar 1 at 7:07
@dufte sorry for hijacking, but seeing a gtk solution proposed in Kubuntu..I could not resist :-)
– Bruni
Mar 1 at 9:59
1
If things are still not working for you, please post the output of
grep -Ev '(^#|^ *$|deb-src)' /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.– DK Bose
Mar 3 at 17:21
@Bruni no problem ... my fault ;)
– dufte
Mar 4 at 9:13