I/O errors give me some bad feeling that a hardware issue might be close to manifest.
Hopefully that's not the case, you might like to clean the cache and try again.
Yeah, I tried also repairing broken packages that displayed from
aptitude, after some time displayed 90% and the same error, after some
time and more not working methods I reinstalled Trisquel.
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I/O errors give me some bad feeling that a hardware issue might be close to manifest.
Hopefully that's not the case, you might like to clean the cache and try again.
aptitude might also provide a great experience, to resolve complex dependencies.
Could it be that the root partition is full?
Maybe check with
I Tried all reply methods, in Gnome Disk Utility HDD WD 3,5 shows Disc is OK, but have 9 bad sectors.
So, did you cleaned the apt cache and tried a second time?
Maybe the I/O error could be from a corrupted .deb package, are you on a broken state?
Yeah, I tried also repairing broken packages that displayed from
aptitude, after some time displayed 90% and the same error, after some
time and more not working methods I reinstalled Trisquel.