jc <trintydesk@...> wrote:


> 
> Random guess but maybe the file got damaged during the upgrade process and
> further attempts are not overwriting it. With a sucessful  load from
> scratch that file is in /var/lib/apt/lists/ after completion. Try moving
> the file to /tmp and redo the upgrade.
> 
> John Campbell
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Unfortunetly that does not work, in addition I have removed all Release
files from the apt-cacher-ng cache in /var/cache/ too, but that also does
not help.

The download goes well, the sanity check apperently not.

The error is consistent over three desktop machines.

Bugger.

Thanks anyway, John

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