Just installed a new OS and you're getting that message when you run apt-get update?
Here's one thing that might be causing you grief. Make sure that you don't have your /boot partition set to read only. Installing any package that modifies this directory will fail if you can't write to it. Duh. At least that was my reaction after I realized what I had done.
Simply edit your /etc/fstab entry and remove the "ro" portion of the /boot record. Make a backup first.
Don't be tempted to restart your server to see if the fix works. You're messing with the dang /boot directory after all! Just umount and mount it.
Here's one thing that might be causing you grief. Make sure that you don't have your /boot partition set to read only. Installing any package that modifies this directory will fail if you can't write to it. Duh. At least that was my reaction after I realized what I had done.
Simply edit your /etc/fstab entry and remove the "ro" portion of the /boot record. Make a backup first.
Don't be tempted to restart your server to see if the fix works. You're messing with the dang /boot directory after all! Just umount and mount it.
cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.backup
vim /etc/fstab (make your changes)
umount /boot
mount /boot
apt-get update
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