Solution to installation of software with APT-get in earlier Linux versions

We recently used Ubuntu 11.04 to compile a tool that requires the Subversion tool. However, when running sudo apt-Get install subversion, the following error occurs,

E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-Get update or try with -- fix-missing?

Google is widely used.The source of old-release does not indicate how to use it. The solution is found here.

For more information, see the Ubuntu old version update source.

Address:Http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php? T = 266623

The specific method is:

1. Enter

 Sudo gedit/etc/APT/source. List(Enter the logon password when prompted)

Add the original source. ListHTTPReplace the address Http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu

RememberThe DEB/Deb-Src at the beginning of the source address and the natty main restricted (multiverse) at the end are retained, but the HTTP link is simply replaced. Do not change the rest.

2. Click Save and enter

Sudo apt-Get Update (Update the software source and enter sudo apt-Get upgrade.Make sure the source update takes effect .)

Then you can install the software package through apt-Get install.

The problem with other old versions can be modified according to this method. The difference is that Ubuntu of other versions has different codes (code name), that is, "Natty!