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|    25 May 24 18:40:43    |
      From: philo@privacy.net              Thanks for all the help on getting my Brother printer setup on my Ubuntu       22.04 machine.       As mentioned, I had to do a custom setup.       I upgraded an old installation to 24.04 and when I went to install the       printer...I'll be darned , the Brother recommended setup worked       fine...but now I have another problem                     The drive I had used as a backup upgraded fine to 24.04 but I had to       upgrade from 22.04 to 23.10 first.              My problem was that when I did that with my most recent drive,       the upgrade failed as it got to the end. The machine did boot to 23.10       but there are broken dependencies which I cannot resolve as the Internet       was lost in the process.                     I need to know how to proceed from here.              I can download the 23.10 and burn the .iso to USB stick       but how to I add it as source to software & updates?              I can't fix dependencies without pointing the repair process somewhere       other than on-line              The option for external source says to insert CD or DVD              The ISO is too large. Their dialog is obsolete.              Synaptic does have an option to add packages but where would I point       that within the ISO                            Even though I do have one working installation, I do want to get the       other one going as a backup without a complete fresh install                     Thanks              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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