When trying to install a binary package, the Debian installation script fails to function properly.

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There are several possible reasons why the Debian installation script may fail to function properly when installing a binary package:

1. Dependency issues: The package may have dependencies that are not installed on the system. You can resolve this issue by checking the package dependencies and installing them manually.

2. Package version mismatch: The package version installed on the system may not be compatible with the version of the binary package being installed. Check the package version and make sure it is compatible.

3. Incorrect package format: The binary package may not be in the correct format for the system architecture. Check the architecture of the system and make sure the package is compatible.

4. Insufficient disk space: There may not be enough disk space on the system to install the package. Check the available disk space and free up some space if necessary.

5. Permissions issue: The user running the installation script may not have the necessary permissions to install the package. Try running the installation script as root or with sudo privileges.

6. Corrupt package: The binary package may be corrupt or damaged. Try downloading the package again and re-installing it.

7. Other issues: There may be other issues with the system or the package that are preventing the installation from completing successfully. Check the system logs for any error messages and try to troubleshoot the issue based on those logs.