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How can I fix a 404 Error using a PPA?






Could someone help me decipher why I am getting this issue? I've tried updating my packages several times and I always get this same message with the update manager.



Things I've already checked:




  • I am connected to the internet (as shown by my being able to post this question)

  • All other internet related things work fine, USC etc.

  • I am running Ubuntu 12.04 on a HP pavillion dv6000, not dual booting.



Here's a screenshot of my problem, have I missed a crucial update? I'd not have thought so seeing as it's been roughly a week during which I didn't turn on my laptop, but if anyone has any idea/suggestions I'd be grateful for any input.



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The PPA mentioned in the error is the root cause of this error. Remove this PPA annd try to update again. Try the following in terminal:



sudo ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d


Here you should see a file named crebs.list (or something like that). This PPA is included in your source lists. Remove it using the following command:



sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/crebs.list


Alternate:



sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:crebs/ppa


Source: My article at Make Tech Easier.



It also gives the GUI way to fix this error.


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