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As far as I understand it, you need to check for the version of xz/liblzma. Run this: dpkg -l | grep liblzma # or xz --version If you see 5.6.0 o
by politelemon 3y ago
As far as I understand it, you need to check for the version of xz/liblzma.
Run this:
dpkg -l | grep liblzma
# or
xz --version
If you see 5.6.0 or 5.6.1, you should panic, and probably recreate.
But it is unlikely you will see that especially on LTS as they are using an older version. On Ubuntu 22.04 I get version "5.2.5"
Ubuntu 24.04 was about to be affected but they removed that version when the news broke.