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I assume this was the expected result: Preparing to unpack .../snapd_2.66.1+22.04_arm64.deb ... Unpacking snapd (2.66.1+22.04) over (2.65.3+22.04) ... Preparing to unpack .../thunderbird_9%3a128.5.0+build1-0ubuntu0.22.04.1~mt1armbian1_arm64.deb ... Unpacking thunderbird (9:128.5.0+build1-0ubuntu0.22.04.1~mt1armbian1) over (9:128.4.4+build1-0ubuntu0.22.04.1~mt1armbian1) ... Setting up snapd (2.66.1+22.04) ... snapd.failure.service is a disabled or a static unit not running, not starting it. snapd.snap-repair.service is a disabled or a static unit not running, not starting it. Setting up thunderbird (9:128.5.0+build1-0ubuntu0.22.04.1~mt1armbian1) ... plz advise it not. Thanks Igor.

its my understanding that both fire-fox and t-bird are only snaps these days. Being a little paranoid, I didn't delete that file but renamed it to .last which apt barked about but didn't use. then the usual reload & full-upgrade procedure replaced both snapd and t-bird. t-bird I could probably remove as that is a printer and has never sent/received an email. My network does not disallow that as all other net stuff still works. Firefox apparently has its own update mechanim, all I need to do is stop it for an hour or so, and get the new version when it announces its availability in the upper right corner of its workspace. Thank you Igor.

I'll give that a shot after the weekend when the current new dirt addition to this printer should be working. Right now I'm torture testing the relay that will control the motor driver, waiting on Amazon to deliver some 30 amp 50 volt schotkey's to make a flywheel diode. Otherwise the back emf fry's the bugs in a 300 watt buck kit at turnoff time, that limits the start up currant to something the OEM 24 volt supply can handle. I am a 90 yo, long retired CET, we teach EE's stuff their profs didn't but getting rusty now. Thanks Igor.

Err:1 https://cli.github.com/packages stable InRelease The following signatures were invalid: EXPKEYSIG 23F3D4EA75716059 GitHub CLI <opensource+cli@github.com>

gene@bpi51e5p:~/kiauh-master$ sudo apt list --upgradable Listing... Done snapd/jammy-updates 2.66.1+22.04 arm64 [upgradable from: 2.65.3+22.04] thunderbird/jammy 9:128.5.0+build1-0ubuntu0.22.04.1~mt1armbian1 arm64 [upgradable from: 9:128.4.4+build1-0ubuntu0.22.04.1~mt1armbian1]

looks like the github key has changed how do I refresh it?

uptodated today, jammy on bpi-m5 running 3d printer with klipper etc. With snapd frozen, so is firefox. possible fix? passwd f-u, I am that other contributing member but finally got it reset.

neither apt nor snap will update firefox, apt says possible mirror update in progress. snap refresh or snap list says its current. Call me puzzled. Which do I uninstall??? .

I looked at the man page, last time I played with it was 2 decades ago. Its grown 2500 lines since and at my present age approaching 90, is gibberish. So I saved the netplan stuff and rewrote the card to start fresh. thanks Werner

new problem, logged in as gene@amanda, no passwd works for su or sudo. Any fix or do I start all over? Plus the netplan stuff cannot be found to save it. thanks

solved: took an hour to get it right. yaml is a picky bitch about format but its working. apt upgrading now.Thank you Igor.

This is west Virginia, USA. no ipv6 service within at least 100 miles of me.

keyboard spastic, finally got rid of repeats so it looks like the man page, restart does not change error message. finally got rid of error message, but no change in ip a , no ipv4 addess for end0, ip a reports only MAC address.

ip a says interface is end0.

I have booted it, generated root and user pw's, generated en-utf8 env, Powered off, copied my /etc/hosts file to it which has hostname and ipv4 address for this., edited /etc/hostname with nano to change it and chattr +i that hostname file so I don't have to redo it every boot. replaced card in bpi-m5. booted up to the new hostname, my pw worked but an ip a is still w/o an ipv4 address which it should get from the hosts file but didn't. . sudo network-manager is not found. Whats next, or what should /etc/network/interfaces look like?