Ask Ubuntu Asked by Shivashriganesh Mahato on December 21, 2021
So I haven’t been on my Ubuntu machine in a while, and it’s still running 16.04. I decided to update and upgrade everything and then upgrade to 18.04. But when trying to run apt upgrade
I ran into a handful of problems I think eventually rooting to a broken util-linux
package. I decided to try to reinstall it from the deb package on the Ubuntu website but there were a couple other outdated dependencies which I subsequently installed from the website as well, resulting in a chain of installations that eventually ended at libc6 and failed with no clear explanation. Now whenever I try to do anything with apt I get errors such as libdrm-radeon1:i386 : Depends: libc6:i386 (>= 2.4) but it is not installed
, just like 100 more. At the beginning it advises to run apt-get -f install
to fix the issues but doing so fails because of linux-util
. With that I am completely lost. If anyone has any idea what is happening please let me know. I can share whatever other information is needed to understand the issue better.
Edits
Here’s the full output after running apt-get upgrade
: https://pastebin.com/cyXf81y8
And after running apt-get -f install
: https://pastebin.com/Y4EkA88E
apt-get update
runs successfully barring a couple of warnings: https://pastebin.com/gtL8trqq
remove your Panasonic scanner driver and macchanger their init-scripts have no lsb tag meaning sorry debian wiki
After that
sudo dpkg --configure -a && sudo apt -f install
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