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hi, im trying to install a program it cannot install because it needs certain files like libc6 en libgcc9, now in the package manager i cant find this files or ...
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    hi,
    im trying to install a program it cannot install because it needs certain files like libc6 en libgcc9,
    now in the package manager i cant find this files or they are old versions.

    how can i find this files? should i change my sources.list file?
    i made a text file whit the output of my installation an the sources.list file



    how do i get this files - nopaste.com (beta)

    i hope you guys can help me out.

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    Try running
    Code:
    apt-get -f install
    Brilliant Mediocrity - Making Failure Look Good

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    i think you're trying to install a package made for a different branch of debian (you're currently using the stable branch (etch currently) as indicated by your sources.list where things tend to get outdated regularly. if you can't find a version of the package made for debain stable, you should upgrade to testing (long download, change all the etch in your sources.list to testing and run apt-get update then apt-get dist-upgrade) , which is more frequently updated and probabily has the required versions.

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