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Hello,

Could you modify your question adding a bit more information that would help the package manager:

1. your precise ubuntu version (it is in the file /etc/issue)

2. the version of the broken sagemath package you use. It can be obtained from the console with

   apt-cache show NAME_OF_THE_PACKAGE
   

   and possibly the sage version that it corresponds, in a console:

   sage --version
   

3. if you know it, the previous package you used for sagemath. In that case, you can downgrade the package with

   sudo apt-get install NAME_OF_THE_PACKAGE=VERSION
   

Vincent

Hello,

Could you modify your question adding a bit more information that would help the package manager:

1. your precise ubuntu version (it is in the file /etc/issue)

2. the version of the broken sagemath package you use. It can be obtained from the console with

   apt-cache show NAME_OF_THE_PACKAGE
   

   and possibly the sage version that it corresponds, in a console:

   sage --version
   

3. if you know it, the previous package you used for sagemath. In that case, you can downgrade the package with

   sudo apt-get install NAME_OF_THE_PACKAGE=VERSION
   

4. which commands did you do in R/sage in order to get these errors.

I opened a thread on sage-devel for this issue.

Thanks Vincent