Package problems
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rivenought
Re: Package problems
I do believe if you open Terminal and run "dpkg --configure -a" , that should probably take care of things. You may have to "sudo dpkg --configure -a" . Luckily, the error message suggested what to do next. Good luck.
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Re: Package problems
That means you need to put sudo in front of the command:
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sudo dpkg --configure -aRe: Package problems
Humm ... Make sure the package manager isn't open. Then enter the dpkg command in a terminal.