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dpkg error when entering dpkg -l *.deb

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When I run dpkg - *.db from the terminal, I get errors for all packages that states that "no matching packages found", however all of the the packages are in the folder......What else should I try?

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Do you mean `dpkg -l *.deb` or, as in your question `dpkg - *.db` or else the usual `sudo dpkg -i *.deb` Confirm you are in the correct directory with : `ls` Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
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To list all .deb packages in the current directory type:

dpkg -l *.deb # the asterisk is interpreted as a wildcard

The -l option lists packages matching given pattern.

To install all .deb packages in the current directory type:

sudo dpkg -i *.deb 
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