The Android x86 development environment needs to download the Java Development environment and install Apt-get Install on Ubuntu9.10 systems SUN-JAVA6-JDK
My Ubuntu9.10 system prompts me not to sun-java6-jdk this source, so I implemented it by adding a deb package
Add-apt-repository "Deb Http://archive.canonical.com/lucid partner"
Because there was a problem with the installation, the last apt-get of the package dependencies was messed up by me.
There are many errors in the installation, the system prompts to use Apt-get-f install to fix, I used the apt-get-f install command to fix or error
E:unmet dependencies. Try ' apt-get–f install ' with no packages (or specify a solution).
Looking for a long time finally found a solution in the graphical interface to run synaptic, it will prompt you have damaged packages in the system, and then click the button "Custom Filter", select the broken, and mark it as remove, click the Apply button to
And then run Apt-get again install sun-java6-jdk OK
Sun-java6-jdk This bag is big, it's going to take a long time.
If the damaged package is not found in the damaged package option try:
cd/var/cache/apt/archives/
Dpkg--force-depends-i *