19.09.2015 · Registered: 2015-09-06. Posts: 15. [SOLVED] Problem setting the time after removing the battery. After I removed (and afterwards plugged in) the battery I can't change the system time, on boot I get these errors in dmesg: rtc_cmos 00:03: hctosys: unable to read the hardware clock. tpm_tis 00:07: [Firmware Bug]: TPM interrupt not working ...
30.08.2017 · If you install Debian 9 system using a netinstall CD image, your system probably will not have all the necessary repositories (from which you can install common packages), included in the apt sources list file. This can result into error like “ …
14.04.2021 · If Ubuntu Packages website also shows that the package is not available for your specific version, then you’ll have to find some other ways to install the package. Take Shutter for example. It’s an excellent screenshot tool for Linux but it hasn’t been updated in years and thus Ubuntu has dropped it from Ubuntu 18.10 and newer versions.
apt-get -y update > apt-get -y install systemd. The error: Failed to create bus connection: No such file or directory > timedatectl > timedatectl: Failed to ...
Looks like you just haven't updated your package lists, this is missing from the link that you gave -. sudo apt-get update. This should download the list files from the repos in /etc/apt/sources.list so that apt-get install knows what packages to look for. Note also that you should do this regularly as the repository will change over time.
18.11.2017 · Check if npm and node was installed and you're ready to use node.js. node -v npm -v. If someone was failed to install nodejs.. Try remove the npm first, maybe the old installation was broken.. sudo apt-get remove nodejs sudo apt-get remove npm. Check if npm or node folder still exist, delete it if you found them.