UPDate ERROR any help Please [Solved]

[FERE]

Good Day

I am very very New with Peppermint   and it looks like i Finally Found the Best Distro for me

but i get this Error always when updating   please look

[scifidude79]

Is this an installed system or a live session? The reason I ask is, you usually don't use the CD ROM after the system is installed, you get everything from the online software repositories.

As for those warnings in general, you can get those occasionally, they typically indicate that a repository is temporarily down, and trying again later usually works.

[FERE]

Is this an installed system or a live session? The reason I ask is, you usually don't use the CD ROM after the system is installed, you get everything from the online software repositories.

As for those warnings in general, you can get those occasionally, they typically indicate that a repository is temporarily down, and trying again later usually works.

No it is not a Live CD  i have Installed Peppermint  on a SSD

other then this repository ERROR  im good

many thanks

[zebedeeboss]

Good Day

I am very very New with Peppermint   and it looks like i Finally Found the Best Distro for me

but i get this Error always when updating   please look

Hi FERE,

Open synaptic package manager. Find the repository section and then untick any item that shows the CDRom - There should only be one entry. Let it refresh and that error should go away.

Regards Zeb...

[pin]

Follow zebs suggestion.
If for some reason you still have a problem after doing so, please post the output of

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cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d

and, possibly

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cat /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d

[FERE]

Good Day

I am very very New with Peppermint   and it looks like i Finally Found the Best Distro for me

but i get this Error always when updating   please look

Hi FERE,

Open synaptic package manager. Find the repository section and then untick any item that shows the CDRom - There should only be one entry. Let it refresh and that error should go away.

Regards Zeb...

HI Zeb

Thanks for helping me out 
but i am very new to Linux and did not find what you are talking about      So i made some Pictures

Many thanks

[FERE]

Follow zebs suggestion.
If for some reason you still have a problem after doing so, please post the output of

Code: [Select]

cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d

and, possibly

Code: [Select]

cat /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d

Hi 

Thank you

But I didnt get to far with these commands 

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minnts@minnts-System-Product-Name ~ $ cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d
cat: /etc/apt/sources.list.d: Is a directory
minnts@minnts-System-Product-Name ~ $ cat /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d
cat: /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d: Is a directory
minnts@minnts-System-Product-Name ~ $ 

[zebedeeboss]

Hi

2nd picture clearly says  CDRom

Remove the tick please

Regards Zeb...

[pin]

Follow zebs suggestion.
If for some reason you still have a problem after doing so, please post the output of

Code: [Select]

cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d

and, possibly

Code: [Select]

cat /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d

Hi 

Thank you

But I didnt get to far with these commands 

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minnts@minnts-System-Product-Name ~ $ cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d
cat: /etc/apt/sources.list.d: Is a directory
minnts@minnts-System-Product-Name ~ $ cat /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d
cat: /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d: Is a directory
minnts@minnts-System-Product-Name ~ $ 

Sorry, just replace cat with ls 
But, first do what zeb asked 

[PCNetSpec]

Okay what's happening here is - for some reason the CDROM didn't get disabled as a repository post installation, so let's disable it manually.

Go to:-

Menu > Settings > Software & Updates

When that opens, select the "Other Software" tab

Now REMOVE (untick) the tick from "cdrom:[Peppermint 9 (20180621) - Release amd64]/bionic"

Enter your password when prompted and hit the "OK" button.

Then click the "Close" button.

Then when prompted, the "Reload" button.

You should now be all set and no longer receive that error.

[FERE]

Okay what's happening here is - for some reason the CDROM didn't get disabled as a repository post installation, so let's disable it manually.

Go to:-

Menu > Settings > Software & Updates

When that opens, select the "Other Software" tab

Now REMOVE (untick) the tick from "cdrom:[Peppermint 9 (20180621) - Release amd64]/bionic"

Enter your password when prompted and hit the "OK" button.

Then click the "Close" button.

Then when prompted, the "Reload" button.

You should now be all set and no longer receive that error.

Thanks I did as you told me and also rebooted still got this





i dont think its a big deal as long is everything els is working correctly

many thanks

[rayzer]

disable the pipelight repos too by the looks of things, same tab as cdrom

[PCNetSpec]

Yeah, remove the tick from the two lines that contain "pipelight"

Or even better, highlight the top line that contains "pipelight" and click the "Remove" button.
(which should remove BOTH lines)

It's been years since pipelight was needed for anything, and the reason there's nothing in the PPA for 18.04 (hence the error).

[FERE]

@rayzer
@   PCNetSpec

Thanks guys it worked

Tell you a Little Secret   

I have no Clue why i enabled them in the first Place
I thought by having all of them ticked   i wont miss out on any updates lol

thanks to all

[zebedeeboss]

Hi FERE,

For future reference, could you please remember to mark the topic as [SOLVED] in the subject line of the original post. This will then help other users find answers to common problems. I've done this for you this time.  Many thanks   

Regards Zeb...