Ubuntu 18.04 stuck in login loop due to unmet dependencies
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I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 using sudo do-release-upgrade -d
Everything was downloaded without any problem but ran into error while extracting and upgrading. I tried rebooting but now it is stuck in login loop.
I tried to correct dependencies but it didn't work.
dependencies 18.04
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I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 using sudo do-release-upgrade -d
Everything was downloaded without any problem but ran into error while extracting and upgrading. I tried rebooting but now it is stuck in login loop.
I tried to correct dependencies but it didn't work.
dependencies 18.04
asked May 4 at 9:43
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you needsudo apt-get -f install(you didn't have sudo), plus trysudo apt-get dist-upgrade(it doesn't have the restrictions of upgrade). If you still get problems you need to check your sources.list file (packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc-bin & packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc6 as I agree with error messages)
– guiverc
May 4 at 10:09
I have usedsudo apt-get -f installas well. Plus,sudo apt-get dist-upgradeis also giving same error
– RD017
May 4 at 10:23
I would look in yoursources.listfile (maybegrep bionic /etc/apt/sources.list) and expect to see something missing. eg. my own showsdeb http://[redacted-mirror]/ bionic main multiverse universe restricted(you may not have all, but look for 'main' esp., likewise bionic-updates, bionic-security..)
– guiverc
May 4 at 10:26
I already have these. The problem is due to unmet dependencies which I am unable to get.
– RD017
May 4 at 10:39
2
lsb_release -ais showing that I have bionic installed, but login screen is of xenial. I think I messed up and ended between both. I will go with a fresh install now. Thanks for your efforts :)
– RD017
May 4 at 11:11
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I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 using sudo do-release-upgrade -d
Everything was downloaded without any problem but ran into error while extracting and upgrading. I tried rebooting but now it is stuck in login loop.
I tried to correct dependencies but it didn't work.
dependencies 18.04
asked May 4 at 9:43
RD017
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I tried to upgrade from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04 using sudo do-release-upgrade -d
Everything was downloaded without any problem but ran into error while extracting and upgrading. I tried rebooting but now it is stuck in login loop.
I tried to correct dependencies but it didn't work.
dependencies 18.04
asked May 4 at 9:43
RD017
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asked May 4 at 9:43
RD017
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asked May 4 at 9:43
RD017
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asked May 4 at 9:43
RD017
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you needsudo apt-get -f install(you didn't have sudo), plus trysudo apt-get dist-upgrade(it doesn't have the restrictions of upgrade). If you still get problems you need to check your sources.list file (packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc-bin & packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc6 as I agree with error messages)
– guiverc
May 4 at 10:09
I have usedsudo apt-get -f installas well. Plus,sudo apt-get dist-upgradeis also giving same error
– RD017
May 4 at 10:23
I would look in yoursources.listfile (maybegrep bionic /etc/apt/sources.list) and expect to see something missing. eg. my own showsdeb http://[redacted-mirror]/ bionic main multiverse universe restricted(you may not have all, but look for 'main' esp., likewise bionic-updates, bionic-security..)
– guiverc
May 4 at 10:26
I already have these. The problem is due to unmet dependencies which I am unable to get.
– RD017
May 4 at 10:39
2
lsb_release -ais showing that I have bionic installed, but login screen is of xenial. I think I messed up and ended between both. I will go with a fresh install now. Thanks for your efforts :)
– RD017
May 4 at 11:11
 |Â
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you needsudo apt-get -f install(you didn't have sudo), plus trysudo apt-get dist-upgrade(it doesn't have the restrictions of upgrade). If you still get problems you need to check your sources.list file (packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc-bin & packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc6 as I agree with error messages)
– guiverc
May 4 at 10:09
I have usedsudo apt-get -f installas well. Plus,sudo apt-get dist-upgradeis also giving same error
– RD017
May 4 at 10:23
I would look in yoursources.listfile (maybegrep bionic /etc/apt/sources.list) and expect to see something missing. eg. my own showsdeb http://[redacted-mirror]/ bionic main multiverse universe restricted(you may not have all, but look for 'main' esp., likewise bionic-updates, bionic-security..)
– guiverc
May 4 at 10:26
I already have these. The problem is due to unmet dependencies which I am unable to get.
– RD017
May 4 at 10:39
2
lsb_release -ais showing that I have bionic installed, but login screen is of xenial. I think I messed up and ended between both. I will go with a fresh install now. Thanks for your efforts :)
– RD017
May 4 at 11:11
you need
sudo apt-get -f install (you didn't have sudo), plus try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade (it doesn't have the restrictions of upgrade). If you still get problems you need to check your sources.list file (packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc-bin & packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc6 as I agree with error messages)– guiverc
May 4 at 10:09
you need
sudo apt-get -f install (you didn't have sudo), plus try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade (it doesn't have the restrictions of upgrade). If you still get problems you need to check your sources.list file (packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc-bin & packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc6 as I agree with error messages)– guiverc
May 4 at 10:09
I have used
sudo apt-get -f install as well. Plus, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade is also giving same error– RD017
May 4 at 10:23
I have used
sudo apt-get -f install as well. Plus, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade is also giving same error– RD017
May 4 at 10:23
I would look in your
sources.list file (maybe grep bionic /etc/apt/sources.list) and expect to see something missing. eg. my own shows deb http://[redacted-mirror]/ bionic main multiverse universe restricted (you may not have all, but look for 'main' esp., likewise bionic-updates, bionic-security..)– guiverc
May 4 at 10:26
I would look in your
sources.list file (maybe grep bionic /etc/apt/sources.list) and expect to see something missing. eg. my own shows deb http://[redacted-mirror]/ bionic main multiverse universe restricted (you may not have all, but look for 'main' esp., likewise bionic-updates, bionic-security..)– guiverc
May 4 at 10:26
I already have these. The problem is due to unmet dependencies which I am unable to get.
– RD017
May 4 at 10:39
I already have these. The problem is due to unmet dependencies which I am unable to get.
– RD017
May 4 at 10:39
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lsb_release -a is showing that I have bionic installed, but login screen is of xenial. I think I messed up and ended between both. I will go with a fresh install now. Thanks for your efforts :)– RD017
May 4 at 11:11
lsb_release -a is showing that I have bionic installed, but login screen is of xenial. I think I messed up and ended between both. I will go with a fresh install now. Thanks for your efforts :)– RD017
May 4 at 11:11
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you need
sudo apt-get -f install(you didn't have sudo), plus trysudo apt-get dist-upgrade(it doesn't have the restrictions of upgrade). If you still get problems you need to check your sources.list file (packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc-bin & packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libc6 as I agree with error messages)– guiverc
May 4 at 10:09
I have used
sudo apt-get -f installas well. Plus,sudo apt-get dist-upgradeis also giving same error– RD017
May 4 at 10:23
I would look in your
sources.listfile (maybegrep bionic /etc/apt/sources.list) and expect to see something missing. eg. my own showsdeb http://[redacted-mirror]/ bionic main multiverse universe restricted(you may not have all, but look for 'main' esp., likewise bionic-updates, bionic-security..)– guiverc
May 4 at 10:26
I already have these. The problem is due to unmet dependencies which I am unable to get.
– RD017
May 4 at 10:39
2
lsb_release -ais showing that I have bionic installed, but login screen is of xenial. I think I messed up and ended between both. I will go with a fresh install now. Thanks for your efforts :)– RD017
May 4 at 11:11