(06-04-2025, 01:38 PM)stevef Wrote: This indicates that a repository you are using has changed or added information concerning their software.  This one looks routine.  Changes like these happen during the life cycle of a release but the update/upgrade process requires indication from the user that you accept them.  Try opening a terminal by pressing 'Ctrl' 'Alt' and 'T' together and in the terminal window type or paste in this command

Code:

sudo apt-get --allow-releaseinfo-change update

This allows the update process to accept the changes - you will need to enter your password.
Once this command has been run, please retry the update/upgrade.

(06-04-2025, 03:25 PM)stevef Wrote: The original priority change and the current not found error suggests there are some changes being done at the repository end.  Unless urgently required, stick with your current set up and try again in 24 hours.  If urgent you could try changing repositories but that may not work if changes are being rolled out to repositories.

(06-04-2025, 03:25 PM)stevef Wrote: The original priority change and the current not found error suggests there are some changes being done at the repository end.  Unless urgently required, stick with your current set up and try again in 24 hours.  If urgent you could try changing repositories but that may not work if changes are being rolled out to repositories.

(06-06-2025, 05:48 AM)stevef Wrote: Thank you.  Trying to reproduce this, but a test system is updating ok.
It isn't looking for the archive reference and is using non-US repositories.
Which country/region are you in ?
Has anything been changed or newly installed since the previous successful update/upgrade ?
Do you have Wine installed ?

Can you open a terminal again and provide the results of these commands ?

Refresh the cache.

Code:

sudo apt update

Enter your password if asked.

List what needs to be upgraded

Code:

apt list --upgradable

List your repositories

Code:

inxi -r

(06-06-2025, 01:46 PM)stevef Wrote: As far as I can make out the syatem is looking for this
http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/noble/restricted/dep11/Components-amd64.yml
and getting a 404 error.  The file is on the repository, but with a different path.

Haven't found any similar reports yet.  Without knowing the cause and unable to reproduce, it is hard to recommend any action other than waiting for someone with more knowledge to help.
In the meantime, running the Package Cache 'Clean' task from within Lite Tweaks might flush something out.