Rick Lim writes:
During a apt-get -f upgrade I had a power failure. [ long story snipped ] Any ideas how to fix this ?????
You must use the following procedure exactly. Otherwise you risk making things worse, and going from the frying pan into the fire:
A) $ touch /forcefsckB) Reboot. When rebooting, all your partitions will be fscked. I do not trust ext3's journaling to preserve the integrity of the filesystem when you crash for these kinds of reasons. Before doing anything else, it is imperative to verify that there's no corruption in your filesystem.
C) After rebooting: rpm --rebuilddb This verifies your RPM database's integrityD) Finally, after all this, if your RPM database still contains duplicate package versions, follow the steps others have mentioned to clean this up.
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