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        Palomar
        last edited by

        Hi everyone!
        I'm trying to install nmap – the desktop app – on my Nexus 7, but i've got some problems.
        The first time I used Libertine, but the download (after 4 days!) is still running. So i tried on terminal, but when i've typed:

        Libertine-container-manager remove-package -p nmap

        it gives me the error:

        package “nmap” in not installed

        so I decided to install it via terminal, but when i've typed

        Libertine-container-manager install-package -p nmap

        it gives me the error:

        package “nmap” is already installed

        LOL 🙂

        What can I do?

        Thanx!

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          kristatos
          last edited by kristatos

          Why do you want to install nmap via libertine? There is an app provided through openstore. Have you tried that one already?

          edit: Sorry, I've just seen that this app is avaiable for 15.04 only

          BQ Aquaris E4.5 (UT 16.04)
          Vollaphone (UT 20.04)

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            A Former User @Palomar
            last edited by A Former User

            @Palomar Libertine is still not reliable and there are problems with it, as far as I've read. I think you might wanna stay away from it if you don't really need it, but if you want to play with it, it's your choice.
            @kristatos I don't know what do you mean with 15.04

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              Keneda @Guest
              last edited by

              @C0n57an71n
              15.04 is relative to ubuntu revision.
              OTA12 is ubuntu 16.04 based.
              Current ubuntu desktop is 20.04.

              2015-2023 : Meizu MX4 ☠️⚰️✝️
              2023-2024 : Nexus 5 ☠️⚰️✝️
              2024-***** : FPOS Fairphone 5 waiting UT for freedom 😉
              🇲🇫🇬🇧

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                A Former User @Keneda
                last edited by

                @Keneda Aaahhh.. Gotchyaa... Thanks!

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                • arubislanderA Offline
                  arubislander @Palomar
                  last edited by arubislander

                  @Palomar try deleting the container.
                  Set 'lock when idle' to never in the battery settings. Then recreate the container, either in terminal or in the settings. After that install nmap. It should work.

                  Also see here for more tips.

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                  Happily running Ubuntu Touch
                  Google Pixel 3a (20.04 DEV)
                  JingPad (24.04 preview)
                  Meizu Pro 5 (16.04 DEV)

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                    Palomar
                    last edited by Palomar

                    thanks to all!
                    I deleted/recreated the container, after setted "lock when idle" to never. But when I re-try to install nmap, it gives me this error:

                    ERROR: ld.so: object ‘libfakeroot-sysv.so’ from LD_PRELOAD can not be preloaded (cannot open shared object file): ignored.
                    /usr/sbin/chroot: cannot change root directory to ‘/home/phablet/.cache/libertine-container/xenial/rootfs’: no such file or directory
                    

                    I simply wrote this:

                    $ libertine-container-manager install-package -i xenial -p nmap
                    
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                    • arubislanderA Offline
                      arubislander
                      last edited by

                      Short of telling you to try creating the container again I am afraid I am running out of ideas, as I have never faced that specific issue myself. I also have not been able to find any information on the error message that would make much sense in this specific situation.

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                      Happily running Ubuntu Touch
                      Google Pixel 3a (20.04 DEV)
                      JingPad (24.04 preview)
                      Meizu Pro 5 (16.04 DEV)

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                        Palomar
                        last edited by

                        I think that the problem regards Libertine: i've just tried to install, in the same way, Firefox but... also the error is the same! 😞

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                        • arubislanderA Offline
                          arubislander
                          last edited by

                          Must be the combination of Libertine on the Nexus 7 then maybe...

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                          Happily running Ubuntu Touch
                          Google Pixel 3a (20.04 DEV)
                          JingPad (24.04 preview)
                          Meizu Pro 5 (16.04 DEV)

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