lutzlapalma Posted Friday at 08:53 AM Posted Friday at 08:53 AM Armbianmonitor: https://paste.armbian.com/kagotukado I am an Linux Beginner and I only can use Terminal for copy/paste issues. For many months my Raspberry Pi 5 runs perfectly with Armbian. But when I try to update the system in the Discover App, I get the following error message: The following packages have unmet dependencies: kpim6-akonadi: Kollidiert mit: knotes but 4:24.05.2+p24.04+vstable+git20240705.1500-0 is to be installed Kollidiert mit: kpim6-akonadi-notes but 4:24.08.3+p24.04+vstable+git20241129.1417-0 is to be installed Can someone please help me to get my system up-to-date? Thanks in advance! 0 Quote
CryBaby Posted Saturday at 06:25 PM Posted Saturday at 06:25 PM It looks like knotes has been replaced with Marknotes. Remove knotes and, if you like, install marknotes. It is supposed to import your old knotes data. 0 Quote
lutzlapalma Posted 23 hours ago Author Posted 23 hours ago As I mentioned before, I am a Newby and I am able to use the Terminal. But I don’t know, what to do to remove knotes. 0 Quote
lutzlapalma Posted 16 hours ago Author Posted 16 hours ago Now I did exactly this and after rebooting the Pi, I just get a black screen with a movable mouse cursor. Nothing more, it doesn’t matter how long I wait. What problem is this now? 0 Quote
laibsch Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago most likely a bunch of packages that shouldn't have been removed were removed alongside, the joys of GUI package management 1) don't be afraid of the command line 2) see if /var/log/dpkg.log gives any hints what is missing What desktop system were you using before? Try to get it back installed. PS: In your current situation, you can reach a log-in console and command line with Ctrl-Alt-F1 PPS: Reinstalling from scratch might be faster. 0 Quote
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