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http://ccrma.stanford.edu/planetccrm...lltwosix.html: Cita: First, make sure that your /etc/apt/apt.conf file has an Allow-Duplicated section that looks like this:
Allow-Duplicated {
"^kernel(-(BOOT|smp|bigmem|debug|doc|source.*)|)$";
"^gpg-pubkey$";
};
This change is needed to allow for the proper kernel related duplicated packages. It is also helpful to have this option:
Install-Options { "--oldpackage" };
This one is useful when installing multiple kernels. It would be impossible to always ``upgrade'' a kernel to a numerically newer version, so having this option here enables you to install an ``older'' kernel without apt complaining.
¿Seguiste esos pasos? Las instrucciones que están en esa página son bastante claras.
PD. Ayudaría mucho que usaras signos de puntuación en tus mensajes; cuesta entender lo que quieres decir.