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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #30 on: March 13, 2012, 07:31:41 AM »
Well ^^ thi seems extremely complicated for average users... but I do appreciate your help ;)

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #31 on: March 13, 2012, 08:31:54 AM »
Okay, I was pointed to this thread and as I now understand it, Neal appears to have solved this issue (Thank you, Neal!).

So, all I need to do is simply run update this evening and things should fall into place.  (Are we still crossing our fingers?:))
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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #32 on: March 13, 2012, 09:04:18 AM »
Are there other texlive packages coming?  There seems to be some problems with older versions...

See this thread.

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #33 on: March 13, 2012, 11:58:04 AM »
Yes, keep your fingers crossed. Yes, I sent up texlive updated packages.     

For those in doubt, Sproggy gives good advice. When it comes to XFCE, he is the one who knows what to do.     

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #34 on: March 13, 2012, 02:18:22 PM »
I have installed now the new "texlive" package: and all appear work good (there is a question about the "pari" package that require "xdvi" packages... I don't know that is "xdvi": can be -maybe- the "tetex-xdvi" package?... That's appear -in my opinion- a little strange... Pari -however- is a software for Number Theory and algebric Mathematics.
Installing "texlive" new package, I had one error message and one advice.

The error-message was:
ERROR:  The following map file(s) couldn't be found:
   dvips35.map pdftex35.map ps2pk35.map

        Did you run mktexlsr?

The advice, was:
avvertimento: scriptlet %posttrans(texlive-20110705-4pclos2012.i586) fallita, uscita con stato 1
I hope that this can help your work.

Thanky you, peoples, for your solving efforts!
Thank you, Texstar, great man. Thank you, Sproggy (for last suggestions, too), Thank you, Neal for all your works (a brief e3xtra-message, Neal: your LXDE-mini version is wonderful!... the same for the 32 bit version and for the 64 bit version). Thank very much to you all!
Your PCLinuxOS is a great "distro", in all it versions.  :)
« Last Edit: March 13, 2012, 05:24:11 PM by monsee »

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #35 on: March 13, 2012, 05:39:03 PM »

ok well i can advise that a fix for the mean time is to perform fresh install .... then open synaptic .... click reload .... then mark all upgrades accepting the removal of the XFCE packages .... then click apply .... once install is complete ... do not close synaptic ... and do not reboot .... search for task-xfce and mark task-xfce4 and task-xfce4-plugins for install ... then click apply twice .... then reboot once install is complete


Synaptic doesn't want install task-xfce4-plugins because depends of "weather plugin" and this one can't be installed because haven't been upload (synaptic says). Then I've could update but in the reboot, the result has been a black screen...  :'(

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #36 on: March 13, 2012, 06:23:27 PM »
Can you go in:
/etc/apt
and to read the file: "preferences"?
In one his post, Sproggy write to delete that file:
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go to ... etc/apt/ and delete the preferences file ... this is currently holding back the clipman and weather plugin ... these have now been updated ... so you can remove that file and Synaptic will run fine again
I do it (on my Phinx installation) and -after- try to resolve the problem (yesterday) and post here my attempt-storyboard.
Of course, I have non solved the problem, yesterday.
But I (like you) have lost (totally lost) my XFCE desktop.
When I log for my desktop a windows told me that session was ended after 10 seconds...
So, I click OK and go to my login screen.
Here I write NOT my username, but root (as username: simply root).
The password was NOT my username password, but the root password.
So, I go on my desktop (the root desktop) and nothing appear, but the windows-advice ("session ended afer 10 seconds", etc....)
Here, I NOT click on "OK" and NOT close the windows.
I click on the desktop (a whole point on the desktop) using right-click.
The Menu appear and I can open Synaptic.
So, I recharge the package list and, after, mark to install this 2 packages:
task-xfce4
task-xfce4-plugins
... And installation works good.
After complete XFCE4 installation, I manage to return on my login screen and using my username (and correlated password) to gain access on my desktop... And I see my desktop, like it was before...
Can you do the same? Can you go to your login screen to gain access as root?
If yes, I think you can restore your XFCE desktop.

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #37 on: March 13, 2012, 07:12:37 PM »
I did the update and everything went smoothly.

Here's my extra output:

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While installing package texlive-texmf-20110705-4pclos2012:

install-info: warning: no info dir entry in `/usr/share/info/epspdf.info.bz2'
install-info: warning: no info dir entry in `/usr/share/info/texdraw.info.bz2'

While installing package initscripts-9.25-7pclos2012:

warning: /etc/inittab created as /etc/inittab.rpmnew
warning: /etc/sysctl.conf created as /etc/sysctl.conf.rpmnew

While installing package libdca0-0.0.5-2pclos2012:

find: `/home/neal/src/rpm/BUILDROOT/xfce4-notes-plugin-1.7.7-1pclos2012.i386': No such file or directory
find: `/home/neal/src/rpm/BUILDROOT/xfce4-notes-plugin-1.7.7-1pclos2012.i386': No such file or directory
warning: %postun(xfce4-notes-plugin-1.7.7-1pclos2012.i586) scriptlet failed, exit status 1
find: `/home/neal/src/rpm/BUILDROOT/xfce4-wmdock-plugin-0.3.4-1pclos2012.i386': No such file or directory
find: `/home/neal/src/rpm/BUILDROOT/xfce4-wmdock-plugin-0.3.4-1pclos2012.i386': No such file or directory
warning: %postun(xfce4-wmdock-plugin-0.3.4-1pclos2012.i586) scriptlet failed, exit status 1

I'm wondering it I need to install task-xfce4. I searched for it but not there. task-xfce comes up along with the plugins.

Maybe just reboot?

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #38 on: March 13, 2012, 07:45:08 PM »
Packages: "task-xfce4" and "task-xfce4-plugins" are NOT on Repo in this moment.
The was on Repo yesterday, but they aren't on Repo now.
I think that's due some package-upgrade... Soon you will have these packages (updated, obviusly) from Repo, in Synaptic, I think.

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #39 on: March 13, 2012, 08:37:20 PM »
Packages: "task-xfce4" and "task-xfce4-plugins" are NOT on Repo in this moment.
The was on Repo yesterday, but they aren't on Repo now.
I think that's due some package-upgrade... Soon you will have these packages (updated, obviusly) from Repo, in Synaptic, I think.

Hmmm....before I left synaptic I noticed xfce4 packages in unmarked changes section.  I applied and am downloading and hope to install now.

Download almost completed...installing.

Done.

okay, now I'm gonna reboot.

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #40 on: March 13, 2012, 08:45:07 PM »
Everything okay.:)

Thanks to all.  You guys are awesome!:)
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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #41 on: March 14, 2012, 12:51:16 AM »
Packages: "task-xfce4" and "task-xfce4-plugins" are NOT on Repo in this moment.
     
Yes, they are.     

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The was on Repo yesterday, but they aren't on Repo now.
I think that's due some package-upgrade... Soon you will have these packages (updated, obviusly) from Repo, in Synaptic, I think.
     
Synaptic > Settings > Repositories >>> click your active repo entry > look at the Section(s) line > you should see main updates nonfree kde4 games xfce4.     
I suspect you do not have xfce4 on that line. Add it and click ok. Reload.     

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #42 on: March 14, 2012, 05:29:59 AM »
"you will need to open XFCE Settings Manager >>> Window Manager and reselect your XFWM4 theme ...

and finally you will need to edit your launchers as they will have been removed .... Terminal ... Mousepad ... Thunar ... Synaptic ... PCC .... Web Browser ..."

Will this need to be done if I update now?

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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #43 on: March 14, 2012, 12:08:23 PM »
Installed phoenix-2012-02.iso this morning. I had to reload all the xfce4 files and the rest that
were on my previous list posted here.

I am able to boot and don't get the 10 second error with the red watch.

Anything I open does not have mini, max or close arrows in the upper right corner, I have to use file and slide down to close.

Thumb drives give error box couldn't open, but opens, both take awhile to do this.

I hit reload and update, apply and it wants to erase some 47 programs again.

I got these errors at different applies.

 
While installing package qt3-common-3.3.8b-1pclos2010:

warning: /etc/qtrc created as /etc/qtrc.rpmnew

While installing package ypbind-1.31-1pclos2010:

Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypbind in runlevel 5

While installing package ypserv-2.23-1pclos2010:

Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: netfs is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypserv in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by yppasswdd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 5
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 2
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 3
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 4
Warning: rpcbind is needed by ypxfrd in runlevel 5

While installing package dhcp-server-4.2.1-0.P1.1pclos2011:

Warning: network-up is needed by dhcpd in runlevel 4
Warning: network-up is needed by dhcpd in runlevel 4
Warning: network-up is needed by dhcpd in runlevel 4
Warning: network-up is needed by dhcpd in runlevel 4
Warning: network-up is needed by dhcpd in runlevel 4
Warning: network-up is needed by dhcpd in runlevel 4
Warning: network-up is needed by dhcpd in runlevel 4
Warning: network-up is needed by dhcpd in runlevel 4

While installing package winff-1.4.2-1pclos2012:

Your old .winff folder is saved as .winff.save.
If you don't need it, feel free to remove it!


While installing package texlive-texmf-20110705-4pclos2012:

install-info: warning: no info dir entry in `/usr/share/info/epspdf.info.bz2'
install-info: warning: no info dir entry in `/usr/share/info/texdraw.info.bz2'

While installing package libdca0-0.0.5-2pclos2012:

find: `/home/neal/src/rpm/BUILDROOT/xfce4-notes-plugin-1.7.7-1pclos2012.i386': No such file or directory
find: `/home/neal/src/rpm/BUILDROOT/xfce4-notes-plugin-1.7.7-1pclos2012.i386': No such file or directory
warning: %postun(xfce4-notes-plugin-1.7.7-1pclos2012.i586) scriptlet failed, exit status 1
find: `/home/neal/src/rpm/BUILDROOT/xfce4-wmdock-plugin-0.3.4-1pclos2012.i386': No such file or directory
find: `/home/neal/src/rpm/BUILDROOT/xfce4-wmdock-plugin-0.3.4-1pclos2012.i386': No such file or directory
warning: %postun(xfce4-wmdock-plugin-0.3.4-1pclos2012.i586) scriptlet failed, exit status 1


Why is it looking for neal on my computer, there is no neal in my family.

PS forgot that anything opened on desktop cannot be moved, stays were it lands. You can't
lock mouse on top border and slide any place you want.
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Re: problem update after install
« Reply #44 on: March 14, 2012, 04:46:20 PM »
Packages: "task-xfce4" and "task-xfce4-plugins" are NOT on Repo in this moment.
   
Yes, they are.    

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The was on Repo yesterday, but they aren't on Repo now.
I think that's due some package-upgrade... Soon you will have these packages (updated, obviusly) from Repo, in Synaptic, I think.
   
Synaptic > Settings > Repositories >>> click your active repo entry > look at the Section(s) line > you should see main updates nonfree kde4 games xfce4.    
I suspect you do not have xfce4 on that line. Add it and click ok. Reload.    

Neal i absolutely agree with you ... Monsee it tells me you are also not installing the latest iso ... as it contains the correct repo sections .... please use the latest 2012 iso ....
When I write, yesterday, the 2 packages aen NOT on Repositories (I check 7 different Repos and don't see the two packages).
Before (about one hour before) the 2 packages ARE into Repo (in all Repos).
After (3 hours after) the two packages ARE into Repo (I check only Heanet and GARR, bau in other Repo they are too, I think).
The absence was temporarily, but I don't know b why. Some "re-disolocation", I can suppose...

Later more (about 6 AM, here, in Italy), I try to install the 2 packages in my Phinx installation (Phinx 2011, of course), but fail.
NOT the installation was failed: simply, the installation require to install a lot of packages (tetex, etc...), creating the same situation that before...
So, I chose to not make installation, for that moment.
I would try to install the XFCE desktop (using Synaptic) when is installation don't give problems like re-installation of tetex & Co, if they give problems for Kile, etc...
In that moment I cannot install Texlive due the lacks of a library ("libpoppler.so.13": I had see it (or similar: maybe can be: libpoppler13) BEFORE that moment and I am seeing it NOW [I am with PCLinuxOS, in this moment, but not the Phinx installation], but I cannot see the "libpoppler.so.13" package in the needent moment, yesterday. Not on GARR and not on Heanet Repo, in my Synaptic).
Different story for Phoenix installation: in Phoenix installation I have installed texlive and the "fonts extra" related (these fonts extra I had successfully installed in my Phinx installation... but texlive package, not: I cannot install the texlive package in Phinx installation, this morning).
No problems for LXDE and LXDE-mini installations (I have Kile and LyX, etc... and Texlive, here). In Phinx I have problem. But NOT in other versions.
Not at all: I tell you all this to give help to solve all this updating issues. I'm sure that all will be solved good, at last.

UPDATE: I have installed now Phoenix Edition (the last ISO) 32 bit. My System is now in english language (I have not translated it, yet, due the fresh installation).
When I open Synaptic the first time, it tell me to uninstall -really!- all XFCE desktop and some other package...
So, I have attempt to update without uninstall the XFCE desktop environment totally... I had selected one to one te single updates and mark by my hand. In this way, update go. But, after, Synaptic claim the same that would uninstall about 50 (or more: the "gtk-doc" package was uninstalled too) packages... including the whole XFCE desktop environment.
I had agree, at last... and it uninstall me all desktop (I can see my desktop, now, only because I haven't rebooted yet).
From Synaptic, in this moment, I attempt to install the "texlive" package...  but Synaptic answer that it's impossible, due the "libpoppler.so.13" package lack... An I don't see -really- that package, now, in Synaptic. My Repository, now, is Headnet.
I have unistalled -for my decision- "tetex" also (and all related packages). But, after, I cannot install the "texlive" package due the loss of the "libpoppler.so.13" package.
Now, I have only the "texlive-mfwin" package and the "texlive-fontsextra" package... and no other LaTeX related packages.
After, I go to install the "task-xfce4" package. The "task-xfce4-plugins" package is not installable because the lack of the "wheater plugin". In this moment I have not Thunar (uninstalled), so I will attempt to work for "task-xfce4-plugins" package after Thunar reinstallation (I hope).
The "task-xfce4" package installation require the reinstallation of ALL the tetex packages that I had unistalled before... So, I have tetex and all his friends again, but cannot install texlive!... Yuppi!  >:(
Extra good-new!... Also the "task-xfec4-plugins" package installation failed at all, because the ATP translation give me an error message.
I have removed (in: /etc/atp) the "preference" file before attempt, but the "task-xfce4-plugins" installation don't work the same...
So, I have deselect the "wheater plugin" eand the "task-xfce4-plugins" packages and have installed all others packages (that's work).
I have the XFCE desktop, now, but... if I click to "Mark all Upgrades" in Synaptic... Synaptic claim to uninstall again all XFCE desktop and the Tetex related packages...
It's appear like a "looping", an incomprehensible goose-game...
Add-Locale don't work too... and refuse to translate my System to italian language, because it claim -before all- the XFCE desktop environment total uninstall.

I have my System in italian language, now.
To have it, I had uninstall all the XFCE desktop environment... After it, Add-Locale work to tranlate in italian language my System.
After tranlation, PC was reboot (by System) and when I attempt to login, I have no more a desktop (no more XFCE)... No desktop, nothing.
But I chose don't close a little windows that tell me a message about the session duration (10 seconds). And, for time the windows stay open, the session also is open!
So, I click on screen "by right push" with my mouse and select to open Synaptic. It open (I give the root password) and I was able to reinstall the XFCE deskto for the 4rd time in brief hours...
Now, I have italian language and I have a desktop, but Synaptic claim me to uninstall the XFCE desktop environment all!...

I think there is -somewhere- some error, because it's very strange my incomprehensible issue!

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