Restore Ubuntu Upgrades Installation [duplicate]

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Once I installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS, followed by Upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04LTS. After all the new Ubuntu 18.04LTS package get downloaded, Unfortunately new Installation get Interrupted.



When I tried to power on my computer it gives back the black screen with message dpkg failed.



How can i restore the Installation?




16.04 upgrade dpkg 18.04




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  • If you installed Ubuntu 16.04 just before, it would be better to reinstall 18.04 from scratch instead of upgrading.
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Once I installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS, followed by Upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04LTS. After all the new Ubuntu 18.04LTS package get downloaded, Unfortunately new Installation get Interrupted.



When I tried to power on my computer it gives back the black screen with message dpkg failed.



How can i restore the Installation?




16.04 upgrade dpkg 18.04




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marked as duplicate by mikewhatever, David Foerster, Community♦ May 19 at 21:13


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  • If you installed Ubuntu 16.04 just before, it would be better to reinstall 18.04 from scratch instead of upgrading.
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    May 19 at 21:13












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  • Can't reach login screen after accidental power loss during an upgrade [duplicate]

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Once I installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS, followed by Upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04LTS. After all the new Ubuntu 18.04LTS package get downloaded, Unfortunately new Installation get Interrupted.



When I tried to power on my computer it gives back the black screen with message dpkg failed.



How can i restore the Installation?




16.04 upgrade dpkg 18.04




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This question already has an answer here:



  • Can't reach login screen after accidental power loss during an upgrade [duplicate]

    1 answer



Once I installed Ubuntu 16.04LTS, followed by Upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04LTS. After all the new Ubuntu 18.04LTS package get downloaded, Unfortunately new Installation get Interrupted.



When I tried to power on my computer it gives back the black screen with message dpkg failed.



How can i restore the Installation?





This question already has an answer here:



  • Can't reach login screen after accidental power loss during an upgrade [duplicate]

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16.04 upgrade dpkg 18.04





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marked as duplicate by mikewhatever, David Foerster, Community♦ May 19 at 21:13


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marked as duplicate by mikewhatever, David Foerster, Community♦ May 19 at 21:13


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  • If you installed Ubuntu 16.04 just before, it would be better to reinstall 18.04 from scratch instead of upgrading.
    – David Foerster
    May 19 at 21:13
















  • If you installed Ubuntu 16.04 just before, it would be better to reinstall 18.04 from scratch instead of upgrading.
    – David Foerster
    May 19 at 21:13















If you installed Ubuntu 16.04 just before, it would be better to reinstall 18.04 from scratch instead of upgrading.
– David Foerster
May 19 at 21:13




If you installed Ubuntu 16.04 just before, it would be better to reinstall 18.04 from scratch instead of upgrading.
– David Foerster
May 19 at 21:13










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As we know Ubuntu can manager 6 users in command Line at once, while the user number 7 is the only one who can user the Interface.



  1. Simply Click Ctrl + Alt + F1 then login by administrator username and password.


  2. Type sudo dpkg --configure -a


  3. Then press Enter, the upgrade package installation will continue, then reboot






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  • I think they switched things up for Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 and they use 1 and 2 for the GUI now, so they might need Ctrl+Alt+F3.
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up vote
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As we know Ubuntu can manager 6 users in command Line at once, while the user number 7 is the only one who can user the Interface.



  1. Simply Click Ctrl + Alt + F1 then login by administrator username and password.


  2. Type sudo dpkg --configure -a


  3. Then press Enter, the upgrade package installation will continue, then reboot






share|improve this answer




















  • I think they switched things up for Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 and they use 1 and 2 for the GUI now, so they might need Ctrl+Alt+F3.
    – Chai T. Rex
    May 19 at 20:17















up vote
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As we know Ubuntu can manager 6 users in command Line at once, while the user number 7 is the only one who can user the Interface.



  1. Simply Click Ctrl + Alt + F1 then login by administrator username and password.


  2. Type sudo dpkg --configure -a


  3. Then press Enter, the upgrade package installation will continue, then reboot






share|improve this answer




















  • I think they switched things up for Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 and they use 1 and 2 for the GUI now, so they might need Ctrl+Alt+F3.
    – Chai T. Rex
    May 19 at 20:17













up vote
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up vote
0
down vote









As we know Ubuntu can manager 6 users in command Line at once, while the user number 7 is the only one who can user the Interface.



  1. Simply Click Ctrl + Alt + F1 then login by administrator username and password.


  2. Type sudo dpkg --configure -a


  3. Then press Enter, the upgrade package installation will continue, then reboot






share|improve this answer












As we know Ubuntu can manager 6 users in command Line at once, while the user number 7 is the only one who can user the Interface.



  1. Simply Click Ctrl + Alt + F1 then login by administrator username and password.


  2. Type sudo dpkg --configure -a


  3. Then press Enter, the upgrade package installation will continue, then reboot







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  • I think they switched things up for Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 and they use 1 and 2 for the GUI now, so they might need Ctrl+Alt+F3.
    – Chai T. Rex
    May 19 at 20:17

















  • I think they switched things up for Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 and they use 1 and 2 for the GUI now, so they might need Ctrl+Alt+F3.
    – Chai T. Rex
    May 19 at 20:17
















I think they switched things up for Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 and they use 1 and 2 for the GUI now, so they might need Ctrl+Alt+F3.
– Chai T. Rex
May 19 at 20:17





I think they switched things up for Ubuntu 17.10 or 18.04 and they use 1 and 2 for the GUI now, so they might need Ctrl+Alt+F3.
– Chai T. Rex
May 19 at 20:17



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