Any ideas? Improve this question. Community Bot 1. It doesnt return anything I think the error is actually because x isn't a valid architecture option for Debian repositories, yet your sources seem to use it. What about grep -R ftp. I put both things in the question since its not too big — gumlym. And dpkg --print-architecture; dpkg --print-foreign-architectures as well, please.
Show 2 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. Remove them: sudo dpkg --remove-architecture x sudo dpkg --remove-architecture x sudo dpkg --remove-architecture x In future, do check what you're adding. Improve this answer. Add a comment. These are the us repositories. You do that by running sudo do-release-upgrade.
Im at I copied the URL and tried to access it via web browser. As expected, files was not there:. To further check, I tried to look for all the available versions of the same package only to find that specific version which Update Manager was looking for was missing:. Now, this is amusing. Why would the Update Manager try to get the version which is not on the server? If you do not know already, when you install Ubuntu or any other Linux OS, the software sources are set by default to the server mirror near your location.
This is to ensure that software downloads and updates are at good speed. But it could happen that the server your system is using, has not been updated from the main server yet. This could happen for several reasons. What you can do to fix the error is to change the server to Main Server and you can continue with the updates smoothly.
In this quick tip we shall see how to fix this error. This error is not limited to Ubuntu only. Other distributions based on Ubuntu too have this error every now and then. In fact, I encountered this issue in Elementary OS but since the fix is common to all, I put Ubuntu in title so that it could reach more people. Looking at the details of the error, I found that it could not get a specific package from the URL it was trying to access.
I copied the URL and tried to access it via web browser. Improve this answer. Matthew 4 4 bronze badges. Rahil Wazir Rahil Wazir 5 5 silver badges 9 9 bronze badges. Yeah it suggested Uzbekistan Not much help for this problem here And I am currently running Ubuntu How sad.
Another cause might be firewall, but I'm not sure :. Hope it helps. Community Bot 1. I did a sudo apt-get update from terminal and got a bunch of errors. I went the the software and updates and deselected the sources that were causing the errors - I hope I didn't screw anything up by doing that.
There is one source that is 'timing out. I just did the sudo apt-get update and ran software updater and it worked. Not sure if it was the errors or the timing out source or both. In my case, I could reach all the repository URLs in a browser just fine. Disabling that PPA in software-properties-gtk made everything work again. One problem could be: check in Software Updates if you have a "ppa" from Tor-browser. Delete that "ppa" and try again. Good luck! Show 1 more comment.
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