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Message: [QUOTE="Amag0k1, post: 269646, member: 330731"] 2 things i can say here, 1) good idea to back up (image) your working build. You can use clonzilla for that, [URL]https://clonezilla.org/[/URL] easy to learn. 2) read what your updating, Linux generally tells you what your updating, so may be learn your build and dependency, which can be a big ask, as Linux is an involved operating system generally. I was resistant to this, but after many months of battling, i figured it out. 1 way i learned to make this easy to find, is grep. So you could run this: apt-get update | grep "name of your dependency" Another way would be to make a text file with the > switch. So: apt-get update > name.txt Then search the text document for the dependency before you update. Do not take this as me trying to dunk, this is me offering advice, and sorry if it is unwelcome. [/QUOTE]

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