Conflicting packages.
If you were running a really old system, like Stretch or Wheezy, you would have maybe sysvinit running instead of systemd. You can't have two init systems on the same computer so if you tell apt to install the other one it assumes you know what you are talking about and removes the current one.
You need to go through that list and look for software YOU installed on the old system, then try that list on the new system. You still might come across some that conflict though.
Also I'd try a dry-run using apt -s install <stuff> and go through the output to see what it will install and remove.
If you were running a really old system, like Stretch or Wheezy, you would have maybe sysvinit running instead of systemd. You can't have two init systems on the same computer so if you tell apt to install the other one it assumes you know what you are talking about and removes the current one.
You need to go through that list and look for software YOU installed on the old system, then try that list on the new system. You still might come across some that conflict though.
Also I'd try a dry-run using apt -s install <stuff> and go through the output to see what it will install and remove.
Statistics: Posted by rpdom — Sun Apr 21, 2024 12:58 pm