I have never really had an issues with upgrading. However this time there is a dependency issue
coolwsd coolwsd : Depends: libgcc-s1 (>= 4.8)
Has anyone run into this problem?
This is debian on a virtualmin install
I have never really had an issues with upgrading. However this time there is a dependency issue
coolwsd coolwsd : Depends: libgcc-s1 (>= 4.8)
Has anyone run into this problem?
This is debian on a virtualmin install
The dependency issue you’re encountering with coolwsd
on Debian 10 Buster is related to the package libgcc-s1
, which is not available in the default Debian 10 repositories. This package was introduced in later versions of Debian (starting with Debian 11 Bullseye). When trying to upgrade coolwsd
, the package manager is unable to satisfy this dependency because it doesn’t exist in Debian 10’s repositories.
Here are a few potential solutions:
libgcc-s1
is available. This would resolve the dependency issue and allow you to install or upgrade coolwsd
without problems.sources.list
to point to Bullseye repositories and then running the upgrade process. This is a significant change, so ensure you have backups and that your environment is compatible with Debian 11.libgcc-s1
libgcc-s1
package by downloading it from the Debian 11 repositories or a trusted third-party source. However, this approach can lead to potential stability issues, as it introduces a package from a different Debian version, which might have further dependencies that are not present or compatible with your current setup.Thanks,
Darshan