Some questions!...
the answers:

How did you delete your cache?
Did you used rm -rf /var/cache/upkg?

No. I used sudo rm -rf /var/cache/upkg
Look at this post from Juerg, Created: 2010-01-01 15:47 http://forum.paldo.org/index.php?action=topic&topicnr=677&hilikeywords=a:0:{}

Did you build a package yourself?
So far, I've only installed from the official Paldo repository: sudo upkg-install "package name"

Do you have your own local paldo repo?
No. But anyone can create it's own local Paldo repository.
If you are interested on that, you may need to go for a deep search on older upkg threads, and some wiky
And else, if you are a skilled user and you think Paldo is worth some investment of your time, you will certainly be welcome by cooperating to improve it.

As I'm yet a Linux noob, I have no chances to get myself more involved on improving Paldo. Otherwise, I would certainly will.

Hi Zerobug,

sorry i wasn't clear!

My questions were pointed to 3l3vans!

The time i encoutered problems with upkg, i made a faulty package myself.

I think one great deal of paldo is the easyness to build packages, compared to debian's
build system.

anyway, 3l3vans if you do

upkg-install --verbose emacs as root, maybe you can see on which package upkg stops

 
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"Hi Zerobug,

sorry i wasn't clear!

My questions were pointed to 3l3vans!"


hahaha.... that was funny. Sorry. Anyway, from your previous post, I've learned a new little detail about upkg, that may be usefull for me, in the future.

cheers.