I seem to get software corrupt when doing upgrade. Like the one below.
Why is this happening? Is there anything I can do to solve this or prevent this from happening again?
khakilang -3 Posting Pro in Training
sknake 1,622 Senior Poster Featured Poster
That isn't corruption -- that is just a set of bad mirrors. Remove that mirror from /etc/apt/sources.list
khakilang -3 Posting Pro in Training
Thanks for the advice but how to do that. Sorry for the trouble cos I am a newbie. Only use Ubuntu 9.04 for a couple of month now and I like it except for this few annoying error messages.
sknake 1,622 Senior Poster Featured Poster
Pop in to your favorite text editor or open up a console window and type nano /etc/apt/sources.list . There is probably a way to use the GUI to configure your list but i've never used it before.
Take a look at this:
http://ubuntu-tweak.com/2009/09/12/ubuntu-tweak-0-4-9-released-manage-your-sources-more-easily.html
khakilang -3 Posting Pro in Training
Thanks. Its been awhile I have not touch the command line since the DOS days and that is MS DOS when Window 3.0 was launch. So I prefer the GUI type but I like to dabble with the command line once in a while but I am afraid I might screw up the OS when removing something. Anyway I just install Ubuntu Tweak and see how it work out.
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