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I appear to have exactly the same problem as @gobo, getting all the same errors trying to run the upgrade.

I've tried the suggested apt-get line from @CurlyMo but had to update it slightly as the versions in the repository have already changed and the ones listed are gone.
I really wish the repo could keep these older versions available, deleting all the old ones is asking for broken dependencies. I would host a mirror myself but with only 100GB/month quota I don't think I'd last long :-(

I also had to change /etc/apt/sources.list get rid of

Code:

deb mirror://apt.xbian.org/mirror.txt wheezy main

and replace it with just

Code:

deb http://xbian.brantje.com/ wheezy main

because the other repos in the mirrorlist are very out of date; they don't have beta 2 things at all.
I presume apt uses the mirror list as a round robin, as most time when I run apt-get update I didn't hit brantje.com at all, so the newer debs were not available at all. Really confused me for a bit there.

So with sources.list updated and apt-get update run I the suggested install but got:

Quote:xbian-update : Conflicts: udhcpc but 1:1.20.0-7 is to be installed

so pulled udhcpc out of the line, then got a whole lot more conflicts between various other things on the install.

Eventually found a line that worked by trying various versions available in the repo. As it turned out, the newest version of one package (xbian-package-initramfs-tools) would break the only version available of another (xbian-package-config-shell), so I had to pick the oldest version left in the repo. This happened with a couple of other ones too. Here's hoping the vers I've got working are still there the next time someone tries this, or better, the newest version of everything will work together.

Code:

sudo apt-get install -f xbian-update=1.0.2-8d xbian-package-config-shell=2.1.6-51a xbian-package-initramfs-tools=1.3.1-5b xbian-package-xbmc-scripts libhal-storage1 libhal1

fyi you can use "apt-cache show <package name>" to see what versions are avaialble, or as I found easier, just browse http://xbian.brantje.com/pool/wheezy/main/ and http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/pool in a browser

Hope this helps others,
Andrew

ps. I'm really not happy about it automatically rebooting at the end of the dpkg config of xbian-update, that's really unexpected behaviour. Sure, strongly suggest to the user to reboot in big capital letters, but don't auto reboot.
I would normally double check my /etc/network/interfaces is correct before rebooting as I've had it get broken a few times by the gui config and my only console access is via wifi, so it's pretty important for it to work for me at boot. Turns out it wasn't right, and right now I'm locked out of my pi. Now I'm going to have to get a usb keyboard from somewhere to plug in and check the console, in person, at the other end of the house.