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Update Error - Von Kirkus - 12-01-2020 =========================== Install Updates Error log =========================== Install Updates could not successfully download and install available updates. Go to https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums/ and paste the log below into a new or existing thread for assistance. ============ Log =========== E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. I have no clue how to "manually" do anything. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Re: Update Error - firenice03 - 12-01-2020 [member=37281]Von Kirkus[/member] At some point a previous update or install had be cancelled. You will need to open the terminal then enter the following... Code: sudo dpkg --configure -a enter your password at the prompt. Once completed you may close the terminal and try updating once again. Re: Update Error - Von Kirkus - 12-10-2020 Thanks for the help. That got it fixed. I have another question. I have my computer set up as a dual boot system. On the "boot option" screen I now have some lines that point to a start command that is not active. I will post a picture later. I would like to know how to edit out those erroneous lines so that only the active option that will actually run come up. But, I don't want to break my system. Re: Update Error - firenice03 - 12-11-2020 [member=37281]Von Kirkus[/member] I assume its the "Grub" screen and not a boot order... If its something residual or was removed.. you can try the following... From within LL run the command in terminal.. Code: sudo update-grub Then reboot after complete.... If that doesn't correct - may need a pic/better understanding what's 'there'. Since the original question is fix (good to hear) you can mark this thread as solved.. ![]() Also, it doesn't hurt to open a follow up/new question as a new thread, as the update was resolved some may not further read ![]() |