Yes, I'm able to login after TEXT comment....
It shows...
134 packages can be updated.
57 updates are security updates.
Username@username-dimension -8400:~$
Yes, I'm able to login after TEXT comment....
It shows...
134 packages can be updated.
57 updates are security updates.
Username@username-dimension -8400:~$
ndnboy;Hey, outstanding ...
So likely a desktop config issue .
However 1st up is to get this system updated, get the vulnerabilities/security updates taken care of asap.
In this terminal run terminal commands:
Advise of ANY errors. when updated we go back to seeing where the problem lies.Code:sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo apt full-upgrade
progress made
After entering "sudo apt update"...it runs some code and gives me the....
E: dpgk was interrupted, you must manually run suddenly dpgk -- configure - a to correct the problem
.....Message....
ndnboy; Yuk;
But not real surprised.
OK, do as the package manager advises And post back that output:
If the system can not resolve on it's behalf we need to see that output in order to know what direction to take to help the system.Code:sudo dpkg --configure -a
edit: note there are no spaces after '--' and '-' .
ain't nothing but a thing
Last edited by Bashing-om; January 27th, 2016 at 12:39 AM. Reason: syntax 2/dpkg typo
Getting a command not found message
... I think that should be dpkg (pkg short for package)
ndnboy; Well ..
check your spelling and syntax.
a command is literal and must be letter, case, space, switch perfect to obtain the desired result.Code:sudo dpkg --configure -a
I am aware that " dpkg --configure -a" has been depreciated, but in 14.04 should still be a valid command.
sudo space dpkg space --configure space -a return.
You will be asked for your password to execute a system command, input the password, see what the package manager does .
a process of learning
Entered correctly, system went through alot of what looks likes checks and updates....finally stopped with:
Errors were encountered while processing :
Linux -headers-generic-pae
Linux-generic
Linux -pae
Username@username-dimension-8400:~$
ndnboy; Ho Kay .....
We are making progress,, however ----
does not help a lot .. need to see the command and it's complete output so I see things in context.Errors were encountered while processing :
Linux -headers-generic-pae
Linux-generic
Linux -pae
Username@username-dimension-8400:~$
I can imagine where we are going next ... but with the complete contextual output, better results are guaranteed .
And pass the resulting link back here .Code:sudo dpkg --configure -a | pastebinit
slowly but surely
an inch at the time
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