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[ubuntu] cant update, ubuntone errors - 11.04

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi all Recently I've had trouble updating Ubuntu 11.04. The problem is that I cannot install the updates, the installer can't find files. These files actually exist as I have looked them up. How do I fix the problem and install the updates successfully? Below is the terminal output of the errors: meenee@meenee-laptop ~ $ sudo apt-get update [sudo] password for meenee: Ign file: binary/ InRelease Ign file: binary/ Release.gpg Ign file: binary/ Release Ign file: binary/ Translation-en_GB (Hardware)

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