Update manager will keep installing forever
A few days ago I ran the update manager to see if there were any new updates to be downloaded. There were some updates, so I clicked the Download button. Once it finished, it asked me to install them as usual. However, it seems to be a problem with one specific update. The update manager starts installing it, but the progress bar stays for hours in the middle of the progress and a message appears in the details.
This is the update information before installing.
And these are the details that show up while installing.
After that, I tried to reboot the computer, but as you can see, the problem has not been solved by itself.
updates update-manager
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A few days ago I ran the update manager to see if there were any new updates to be downloaded. There were some updates, so I clicked the Download button. Once it finished, it asked me to install them as usual. However, it seems to be a problem with one specific update. The update manager starts installing it, but the progress bar stays for hours in the middle of the progress and a message appears in the details.
This is the update information before installing.
And these are the details that show up while installing.
After that, I tried to reboot the computer, but as you can see, the problem has not been solved by itself.
updates update-manager
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A few days ago I ran the update manager to see if there were any new updates to be downloaded. There were some updates, so I clicked the Download button. Once it finished, it asked me to install them as usual. However, it seems to be a problem with one specific update. The update manager starts installing it, but the progress bar stays for hours in the middle of the progress and a message appears in the details.
This is the update information before installing.
And these are the details that show up while installing.
After that, I tried to reboot the computer, but as you can see, the problem has not been solved by itself.
updates update-manager
A few days ago I ran the update manager to see if there were any new updates to be downloaded. There were some updates, so I clicked the Download button. Once it finished, it asked me to install them as usual. However, it seems to be a problem with one specific update. The update manager starts installing it, but the progress bar stays for hours in the middle of the progress and a message appears in the details.
This is the update information before installing.
And these are the details that show up while installing.
After that, I tried to reboot the computer, but as you can see, the problem has not been solved by itself.
updates update-manager
updates update-manager
edited Dec 30 '18 at 19:58
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asked Dec 30 '18 at 19:52
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It seems that update manager waits for user input while showing changelog of the unattended-upgrades
package. You can try to press q while it is shown.
Otherwise you should try to fix this manually from terminal:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
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It seems that update manager waits for user input while showing changelog of the unattended-upgrades
package. You can try to press q while it is shown.
Otherwise you should try to fix this manually from terminal:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
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It seems that update manager waits for user input while showing changelog of the unattended-upgrades
package. You can try to press q while it is shown.
Otherwise you should try to fix this manually from terminal:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
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It seems that update manager waits for user input while showing changelog of the unattended-upgrades
package. You can try to press q while it is shown.
Otherwise you should try to fix this manually from terminal:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
It seems that update manager waits for user input while showing changelog of the unattended-upgrades
package. You can try to press q while it is shown.
Otherwise you should try to fix this manually from terminal:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
answered Dec 30 '18 at 20:12
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