Ubuntu - Your system has UEFI Secure Boot enable (while trying to upgrade my Nodejs version)
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've been trying to upgrade my nodejs version cause when I ran the command to install it, automatically installed v4.2.6 and i've been playing around to try to fix this and the output is always the same: UEFI secure boot is enabled, and apparently is something about the dpkg.
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Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
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've been trying to upgrade my nodejs version cause when I ran the command to install it, automatically installed v4.2.6 and i've been playing around to try to fix this and the output is always the same: UEFI secure boot is enabled, and apparently is something about the dpkg.
boot dual-boot upgrade uefi nodejs
asked Feb 24 at 1:25
Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
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Nodejs 4.2.6 is the correct version for Ubuntu 16.04, which is two years old. What exactly are you trying to install, and how?
– user535733
Feb 24 at 2:10
Im trying to upgrade the version to the current one and apparently the npm isn't working either. And every time i run the "sudo apt install npm" saids thatdpkg was interrupted , you must manually run " sudo dpkg --configure -a" and hen i run that command , throws the UEFI error
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 2:24
What do you mean by "the current one"? Also, please edit your question to show a complete terminal session with what you are inputting and the complete outputs, including full errors.
– user535733
Feb 24 at 3:40
"the current one" -> the current version of node instead the v4.2.6 , anyway thanks a lot, i followed the steps the command line gave me, I change the super user password and reboot the system, then a window pops-up asking for the new password i reboot the pc again and , just like magic I was able to install nodejs newest version. but thank you anyway!
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 17:45
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've been trying to upgrade my nodejs version cause when I ran the command to install it, automatically installed v4.2.6 and i've been playing around to try to fix this and the output is always the same: UEFI secure boot is enabled, and apparently is something about the dpkg.
boot dual-boot upgrade uefi nodejs
asked Feb 24 at 1:25
Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
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've been trying to upgrade my nodejs version cause when I ran the command to install it, automatically installed v4.2.6 and i've been playing around to try to fix this and the output is always the same: UEFI secure boot is enabled, and apparently is something about the dpkg.
boot dual-boot upgrade uefi nodejs
boot dual-boot upgrade uefi nodejs
asked Feb 24 at 1:25
Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
1
asked Feb 24 at 1:25
Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
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asked Feb 24 at 1:25
Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
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asked Feb 24 at 1:25
Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
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asked Feb 24 at 1:25
Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
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Nodejs 4.2.6 is the correct version for Ubuntu 16.04, which is two years old. What exactly are you trying to install, and how?
– user535733
Feb 24 at 2:10
Im trying to upgrade the version to the current one and apparently the npm isn't working either. And every time i run the "sudo apt install npm" saids thatdpkg was interrupted , you must manually run " sudo dpkg --configure -a" and hen i run that command , throws the UEFI error
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 2:24
What do you mean by "the current one"? Also, please edit your question to show a complete terminal session with what you are inputting and the complete outputs, including full errors.
– user535733
Feb 24 at 3:40
"the current one" -> the current version of node instead the v4.2.6 , anyway thanks a lot, i followed the steps the command line gave me, I change the super user password and reboot the system, then a window pops-up asking for the new password i reboot the pc again and , just like magic I was able to install nodejs newest version. but thank you anyway!
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 17:45
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Nodejs 4.2.6 is the correct version for Ubuntu 16.04, which is two years old. What exactly are you trying to install, and how?
– user535733
Feb 24 at 2:10
Im trying to upgrade the version to the current one and apparently the npm isn't working either. And every time i run the "sudo apt install npm" saids thatdpkg was interrupted , you must manually run " sudo dpkg --configure -a" and hen i run that command , throws the UEFI error
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 2:24
What do you mean by "the current one"? Also, please edit your question to show a complete terminal session with what you are inputting and the complete outputs, including full errors.
– user535733
Feb 24 at 3:40
"the current one" -> the current version of node instead the v4.2.6 , anyway thanks a lot, i followed the steps the command line gave me, I change the super user password and reboot the system, then a window pops-up asking for the new password i reboot the pc again and , just like magic I was able to install nodejs newest version. but thank you anyway!
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 17:45
Nodejs 4.2.6 is the correct version for Ubuntu 16.04, which is two years old. What exactly are you trying to install, and how?
– user535733
Feb 24 at 2:10
Nodejs 4.2.6 is the correct version for Ubuntu 16.04, which is two years old. What exactly are you trying to install, and how?
– user535733
Feb 24 at 2:10
Im trying to upgrade the version to the current one and apparently the npm isn't working either. And every time i run the "sudo apt install npm" saids thatdpkg was interrupted , you must manually run " sudo dpkg --configure -a" and hen i run that command , throws the UEFI error
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 2:24
Im trying to upgrade the version to the current one and apparently the npm isn't working either. And every time i run the "sudo apt install npm" saids thatdpkg was interrupted , you must manually run " sudo dpkg --configure -a" and hen i run that command , throws the UEFI error
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 2:24
What do you mean by "the current one"? Also, please edit your question to show a complete terminal session with what you are inputting and the complete outputs, including full errors.
– user535733
Feb 24 at 3:40
What do you mean by "the current one"? Also, please edit your question to show a complete terminal session with what you are inputting and the complete outputs, including full errors.
– user535733
Feb 24 at 3:40
"the current one" -> the current version of node instead the v4.2.6 , anyway thanks a lot, i followed the steps the command line gave me, I change the super user password and reboot the system, then a window pops-up asking for the new password i reboot the pc again and , just like magic I was able to install nodejs newest version. but thank you anyway!
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 17:45
"the current one" -> the current version of node instead the v4.2.6 , anyway thanks a lot, i followed the steps the command line gave me, I change the super user password and reboot the system, then a window pops-up asking for the new password i reboot the pc again and , just like magic I was able to install nodejs newest version. but thank you anyway!
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 17:45
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Nodejs 4.2.6 is the correct version for Ubuntu 16.04, which is two years old. What exactly are you trying to install, and how?
– user535733
Feb 24 at 2:10
Im trying to upgrade the version to the current one and apparently the npm isn't working either. And every time i run the "sudo apt install npm" saids thatdpkg was interrupted , you must manually run " sudo dpkg --configure -a" and hen i run that command , throws the UEFI error
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 2:24
What do you mean by "the current one"? Also, please edit your question to show a complete terminal session with what you are inputting and the complete outputs, including full errors.
– user535733
Feb 24 at 3:40
"the current one" -> the current version of node instead the v4.2.6 , anyway thanks a lot, i followed the steps the command line gave me, I change the super user password and reboot the system, then a window pops-up asking for the new password i reboot the pc again and , just like magic I was able to install nodejs newest version. but thank you anyway!
– Bryan A. Trinidad Carrero
Feb 24 at 17:45