crazybear; Hey;
Looking much cleaner now ,
However we still have this sloppyation:
where the 'iU' means : i is the desired state (installed) and U is unpacked but not configured . We must at some point get these fully installed.
And this has to go as it is End_Of_Life:
And requiring attention is all these files marked :
where here the r is removed and the H means Half installed . need to get rid of all the old remnants - some how !
At this point may be easier to remove manually, breaking the package manager real bad . Once all kernel files are consistent we then have the package manager "heal it's self ' . Now that is my opinion !
Were me I would look at :
Code:
ls -al /usr/src/
ls -al /lib/modules/
ls -al /boot/
dpkg -l | grep linux
Make these directories all agree, re-install linux-generic and inux-image-generic ( if we can at this point ) . Then heal the package manager .
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