404 Error when installing stuff on Ubuntu Bash Shell Windows 10
I get a 404 error when accessing security.ubuntu.com/<other stuff> when I'm trying to install gcc and build-essential on the Windows 10 Ubuntu bash shell. I'm not sure why this is happening, and any help would be appreciated.
edit: I went to ubuntu security site, and check out where the file that the bash is looking for should be, it just straight up doesn't exist. What now?
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I get a 404 error when accessing security.ubuntu.com/<other stuff> when I'm trying to install gcc and build-essential on the Windows 10 Ubuntu bash shell. I'm not sure why this is happening, and any help would be appreciated.
edit: I went to ubuntu security site, and check out where the file that the bash is looking for should be, it just straight up doesn't exist. What now?
command-line bash
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I get a 404 error when accessing security.ubuntu.com/<other stuff> when I'm trying to install gcc and build-essential on the Windows 10 Ubuntu bash shell. I'm not sure why this is happening, and any help would be appreciated.
edit: I went to ubuntu security site, and check out where the file that the bash is looking for should be, it just straight up doesn't exist. What now?
command-line bash
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I get a 404 error when accessing security.ubuntu.com/<other stuff> when I'm trying to install gcc and build-essential on the Windows 10 Ubuntu bash shell. I'm not sure why this is happening, and any help would be appreciated.
edit: I went to ubuntu security site, and check out where the file that the bash is looking for should be, it just straight up doesn't exist. What now?
command-line bash
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This is often caused by a Windows app that blocks networking requests like an anti-malware, firewall, or anti-virus software.
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You have probably not done sudo apt update before attempting to install anything. Thus your package lists are out of date, and contain old versions. linux-libc-dev version 4.15.0-29.31 is a old version, and 4.15.0-45.48 is current version.
Old versions of packages are removed from the mirrors, to save space.
Run sudo apt update; sudo apt install linux-libc-dev
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This is often caused by a Windows app that blocks networking requests like an anti-malware, firewall, or anti-virus software.
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You have probably not done sudo apt update before attempting to install anything. Thus your package lists are out of date, and contain old versions. linux-libc-dev version 4.15.0-29.31 is a old version, and 4.15.0-45.48 is current version.
Old versions of packages are removed from the mirrors, to save space.
Run sudo apt update; sudo apt install linux-libc-dev
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You have probably not done sudo apt update before attempting to install anything. Thus your package lists are out of date, and contain old versions. linux-libc-dev version 4.15.0-29.31 is a old version, and 4.15.0-45.48 is current version.
Old versions of packages are removed from the mirrors, to save space.
Run sudo apt update; sudo apt install linux-libc-dev
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You have probably not done sudo apt update before attempting to install anything. Thus your package lists are out of date, and contain old versions. linux-libc-dev version 4.15.0-29.31 is a old version, and 4.15.0-45.48 is current version.
Old versions of packages are removed from the mirrors, to save space.
Run sudo apt update; sudo apt install linux-libc-dev
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You have probably not done sudo apt update before attempting to install anything. Thus your package lists are out of date, and contain old versions. linux-libc-dev version 4.15.0-29.31 is a old version, and 4.15.0-45.48 is current version.
Old versions of packages are removed from the mirrors, to save space.
Run sudo apt update; sudo apt install linux-libc-dev
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