09-05-2018
Unable to find package
Hi there.
I'm putting together a small cluster of Raspberry pis running Raspbian. They've all been setup identically from the same sd image.
They all update and install perfectly except one node which refuses to install anything. It has exactly the same login, network, user details etc, (obviously a different ip) but returns Unable to find package xxx every single time.
It does this through ssh, cnv, etc.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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