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I accidentally cancelled the dist-upgrade of my 16.04 Ubuntu Server.
The server will now not boot into normal Ubuntu but instead into (I think) recovery mode. As the server is hosted I can't really confirm that.
Now to my question: Is it somehow possible to get out of the recovery remotely or continue the cancelled upgrade?
My hoster offers a recovery debian image in RAM if that can be used in any way.
Thanks for your help!
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I accidentally cancelled the dist-upgrade of my 16.04 Ubuntu Server.
The server will now not boot into normal Ubuntu but instead into (I think) recovery mode. As the server is hosted I can't really confirm that.
Now to my question: Is it somehow possible to get out of the recovery remotely or continue the cancelled upgrade?
My hoster offers a recovery debian image in RAM if that can be used in any way.
Thanks for your help!
16.04 server upgrade recovery-mode 19.04
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I accidentally cancelled the dist-upgrade of my 16.04 Ubuntu Server.
The server will now not boot into normal Ubuntu but instead into (I think) recovery mode. As the server is hosted I can't really confirm that.
Now to my question: Is it somehow possible to get out of the recovery remotely or continue the cancelled upgrade?
My hoster offers a recovery debian image in RAM if that can be used in any way.
Thanks for your help!
16.04 server upgrade recovery-mode 19.04
asked 11 hours ago
L. MackeL. Macke
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I accidentally cancelled the dist-upgrade of my 16.04 Ubuntu Server.
The server will now not boot into normal Ubuntu but instead into (I think) recovery mode. As the server is hosted I can't really confirm that.
Now to my question: Is it somehow possible to get out of the recovery remotely or continue the cancelled upgrade?
My hoster offers a recovery debian image in RAM if that can be used in any way.
Thanks for your help!
16.04 server upgrade recovery-mode 19.04
16.04 server upgrade recovery-mode 19.04
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You can try boot in recovery mode, mounting your system root partition in a directory and run bash chroot on that directory. From there, you can inspect and try to correct your system state.
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If you can get into a terminal try sudo dpkg --configure -a then sudo apt install -f check the packages changed make sure it doesn't remove something important
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You can try boot in recovery mode, mounting your system root partition in a directory and run bash chroot on that directory. From there, you can inspect and try to correct your system state.
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You can try boot in recovery mode, mounting your system root partition in a directory and run bash chroot on that directory. From there, you can inspect and try to correct your system state.
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You can try boot in recovery mode, mounting your system root partition in a directory and run bash chroot on that directory. From there, you can inspect and try to correct your system state.
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If you can get into a terminal try sudo dpkg --configure -a then sudo apt install -f check the packages changed make sure it doesn't remove something important
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