> What I'm quite failing to understand is the original bug description. I might be wrong, but I doubt that
> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg has anything to do with read-edid (as read-edid is universe... so it can't
> be automatically available for xserver).
I am sure that "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" has something to do with read-edid simply because that's the error I got back when I invoked it! :-) I am not a ubuntu linux hacker, but I did do enough digging back at the time to assure myself that read-edid being missing was in fact the problem that stopped reconfiguration from taking place.
If read-edid is in universe and the xserver is supposed to be (re)configurable without packages that are in universe, then read-edid may need reclassification (or alternately, the reconfiguration process may need changing to avoid the dependency).
> What I'm quite failing to understand is the original bug description. I might be wrong, but I doubt that
> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg has anything to do with read-edid (as read-edid is universe... so it can't
> be automatically available for xserver).
I am sure that "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" has something to do with read-edid simply because that's the error I got back when I invoked it! :-) I am not a ubuntu linux hacker, but I did do enough digging back at the time to assure myself that read-edid being missing was in fact the problem that stopped reconfiguration from taking place.
If read-edid is in universe and the xserver is supposed to be (re)configurable without packages that are in universe, then read-edid may need reclassification (or alternately, the reconfiguration process may need changing to avoid the dependency).