Debian update failed

It's the same result as before [[with my interpretation of the chain command]] missing or out of date security keys
 


What did I do wrong?
how did you install vivaldi, opera and chrome? do you have the commands or instructions you used?

editing to add: it looks like the .deb package i downloaded from opera.com would add one or two files named something like opera*.gpg in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/. can you see if you have any files like that in there?
 
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how did you install vivaldi, opera and chrome? do you have the commands or instructions you used?

I did install

sudo apt-get install opera.

And now the interesting thing.
After booting next day
they are not around any more.

I tried again,
same result.
So I do user now Firefox.
Thank You.


Sorry
I am wrong.
I did dowbload
and then install with dpkg
Im sorry.

No
there is still panic.

Is OPERA guilty?
 
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Is OPERA guilty?

Opera wouldn't stop you from booting or cause a kernel panic. I'm unsure of what you mean by 'there is still panic'.

When you install Opera from the .deb file, you're given the chance to add it to the repositories and then keep it updated with the rest of the system. This has never failed me. Did you maybe halt the process before it was done?
 
I took the time yesterday to go to one of my Debian 11 distros and install the 3 browsers concerned and see that they worked.

I then removed all 3, and the system continues to function.

I would be inclined to
  1. completely remove all 3, leaving Firefox
  2. reboot and see if Debian and Firefox work OK
  3. install Timeshift and take a snapshot
  4. If considered necessary (is it necessary?) re-introduce one browser at a time
I can detail the methods I used if you are interested.

Wizard
 
Sorry.
I need help.
How can I clean DEBIAN?

remove does not clean all.

Is this right?

Special how can I delete the dirt from Opera and Vivaldi?

Thank You again.
Regards
 
sudo apt-get install gtkorphan

2 questions:
1
Is this software better vor beginners?
2
Shall I post a "panic occured" report?

Regards
and Thank You
 
There is a way to remove left behind "rc" configuration files

How to remove "rc" Packages

Code:
dpkg --list |grep "^rc"

dpkg --list |grep "^rc" |cut -d " " -f3

dpkg --list |grep "^rc" |cut -d " " -f3 |xargs sudo dpkg --purge

Names including "rc" often signify files or directories of files with code. Specifically, this code consists of commands that are meant to run when a program is executed. Indeed, that program can be an application, but it can also be a whole operating system.
 
I did find this URLs in the www,
but I cant understand.

Can somebody help?
Thank You.






 
@wedolearnlinux , back in June you said

We do use LXDE 32 bit.

  1. Is that still the case?
  2. If that is still true, at bootup, do you have a Grub Menu that allows you to choose between LXDE and Debian?
You also said

Now I can only boot the recovery modus.

3. Is that for Debian?
4. If so, does it give you an option to drop to root shell?

If that is so, I can tell you how to proceed further.

Allow for timezones, I am in Australia.

Chris Turner
wizardfromoz
 
Also, can you please explain what you mean by

Now I can only boot the recovery modus.

?

Do you do that from a Grub Menu. or from a bootable device such as USB stick or DVD?

Wizard
 
@wedolearnlinux , back in June you said



  1. Is that still the case?
  2. If that is still true, at bootup, do you have a Grub Menu that allows you to choose between LXDE and Debian?
You also said



3. Is that for Debian?
4. If so, does it give you an option to drop to root shell?

If that is so, I can tell you how to proceed further.

Allow for timezones, I am in Australia.

Chris Turner
wizardfromoz


Thank You.
I am very sorry
I am confused.

I use
one PC
one OS = Debian 11 32 bit
the GUI ist called LXDE
one user.

Used are only simple software
like
GIMP
FIREFOX
GEDIT

no special sotware.

There is still panic
I do boot recovery.

Morning
Start PC
Bootmenu interrupt
change to RECOVERY

the PC is working fine.

Can I repair DEBIAN 11
out of the recovery mode?

I only do use DEBIAN.

Greetings to Australia


I am booting from HD.


Thank You
 
Have you tried
sudo apt update && sudo apt-get install -f [this should fix any missing packages]
 
upgrade-system
Description: command for upgrading and sanitizing a Debian system
Upgrade-system offers a convenient way to keep a Debian system up-to-date,
yet free from accumulated cruft such as obsolete libraries.
.
It is particularly useful on systems that mix packages from different
releases (stable/testing/unstable) and on desktop systems where packages
are frequently installed or removed according to evolving user tastes.
.
By default, it is configured to purge all packages that are not listed
as another package's dependency. Less drastic settings are possible by
editing /etc/upgrade-system.conf(5).

Might be a way to go.
 
My mistake, I was thinking the Distro LXLE rather than the Desktop Environment LXDE :rolleyes:

sudo apt update && sudo apt-get install -f [this should fix any missing packages]

The OP gets a kernel panic, so cannot run this command.

upgrade-system

Likewise.

@wedolearnlinux , when you say

change to RECOVERY

the PC is working fine.

Does that mean you can get into s session with Debian?
Can you get as far as a login screen?

For Helpers, I am also thinking about a possible chroot from a USB stick or DVD to reinstall grub.

Wiz
Greetings to Australia

Thank you :)
 

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