With the bzip errors, try running sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade. Hopefully it will go away.
If it doesn't once you get into gutsy and *still* have a bzip error with gutsy security then you cna try commenting out the gutsy security entry in /etc/apt/sources.list, running sudo apt-get update, and then uncommenting it and running sudo apt-get update.
We can never promise clean installs when you have installed software from 3rd party repositories, as you have from the error messages you've posted.
With the bzip errors, try running sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade. Hopefully it will go away.
If it doesn't once you get into gutsy and *still* have a bzip error with gutsy security then you cna try commenting out the gutsy security entry in /etc/apt/ sources. list, running sudo apt-get update, and then uncommenting it and running sudo apt-get update.
We can never promise clean installs when you have installed software from 3rd party repositories, as you have from the error messages you've posted.