and viber installation says dependency resolution failed
zypper ref gives output:
strangersth@linux-hqct:~> sudo zypper ref
Repository ‘Packman’ is up to date.
Repository ‘libdvdcss repository’ is up to date.
Repository ‘Packman Repository’ is up to date.
Repository ‘packman-essentials’ is up to date.
Repository ‘openSUSE-Leap-15.0-Debug’ is up to date.
Repository ‘openSUSE-Leap-15.0-Debug-Non-Oss’ is up to date.
Repository ‘openSUSE-Leap-15.0-Update-Debug’ is up to date.
Repository ‘openSUSE-Leap-15.0-Update-Debug-Non-Oss’ is up to date.
Download (curl) error for ‘http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/leap/15.0/repo/non-oss/media.1/media’:
Error code: Curl error 8
Error message:
i think i may have installed leap incorrectly cause before it had error:
empty destination in URI:hd:///?device=/dev/disk/by-id/-usb-verbatim
which i think says installation usb missing but i solved it by disabling the repo. will it cause problems in future or shall i install leap again completely clean?I dont want struggles later after i have used suse for daily purpose…recently installed so m okay now to reinstall but after many days i will have other datas and i dont wanna loose tht again
Your “zypper ref” repo error points to a subdirectory of the non-oss repository, so IMO you should just remove that entry.
You should be able to use the YaST Repository Management module or if you post your repo list, then someone can suggest a zypper command.
zypper lr
The error you describe in the last paragraph of your post points to a different location so is different…
It looks like you used n external verbatim USB device containing media (Was it used when you originally installed?).
More than likely, you should at least disable or even remove the entry altogether (same instructions for resolving as the first error)
I think you have a bad repo configured somewhere. You probably just need to remove that repo.
Post the output from:
zypper lr -d
and use CODE tags to post it. You can generate CODE tags with the “#” icon near the top of the edit window.
i think i may have installed leap incorrectly cause before it had error:
empty destination in URI:hd:///?device=/dev/disk/by-id/-usb-verbatim
which i think says installation usb missing but i solved it by disabling the repo. will it cause problems in future or shall
Disabling that repo should be fine. You are correct, that it is a reference to the install USB that you used.
My experience with Leap 15.0, was that repo was automatically disabled. So I’m not sure how it came to be enabled on your system. But then the debug repos are normally disabled, and you seem to have enabled those (which is okay).
Somebody reported this post (the opening post for this thread).
Reporting a post – that is done by clicking the triangle with exclamation that you see at the bottom of the post.
The report said:
System management is locked by the application with pid 32529 (zypper).
Close this application before trying again.
zypper up gives above output please help
That is not what reporting post is for. Normally, report posts where they have something inappropriate (such as spam or insults).
That particular report should have instead been a normal reply to the post.
The message reported is that zypper is blocked by another instance of zypper. It looks as if “zypper” has been run twice, perhaps in different terminal windows, without waiting for the first to finish. Best to not do that.
If totally stuck in such a situation, you could use the “kill” command to kill a stuck zypper. Or reboot (which kills all processes).
If asking for help about such a situation, try to give more information – such as what the two “zypper” commands were, and why you ran “zypper” a second time.
Why is there still a 42.1 Packman repo here (even enabled)? Better remove that.
Why do you have a Packman and a Packman Essentials active? Packman includes Packman Essentials. Better remove the Packman Essentials.
Why are all the debug repos enabled? They are normally disabled at system installation and are only enabled when debugging is needed. Are you debugging openSUSE?
Why are the source repos enabled? They are normally disabled at installation and are enabled when people want to build software themselves. Are you doing that?
My idea is that cleaning up first before we concentrate on the problem might be good.
Remove all the bold ones.
And yes, there are openSUSE IRC channels. Not a chat system in the sense of one on one support. We’re all just volunteers, doing what we do in our spare time.
Leave the debug and source repos there, but disable them. Remove the other bold ones.
That’s not really much different, but it is harmless to leave them there but disabled, and at some future time they might be useful.
I will admit that I have never enabled a source repo. I have occasionally enable a debug repo for debugging a particular problem, but I usually disable it again afterwards.