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Same for me, the upgrade went horribly also wrong...
But i could get everything on track again from the terminal with a complete
update and upgrade the missing packages.
Did not have to do install
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 2054761 ***
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I had UI crash during upgrade from jammy. I had to go to recovery mode and run
dpkg.
I confirm sudo apt install systemd-resolved resolves the problem.
But the upgrade is not recommended as you may
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I confirm fixing of the issue with sudo apt install systemd-resolved
after broken update from 22.04
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Same issue upgrading from 22.04 to 24.04, confirmed the fix of `sudo apt
install systemd-resolved` fixes the issue.
Had a crash partway through the upgrade where I was left with the UI
showing "something
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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I have the same issue.
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The problem is that gnome-shell crashes during the upgrade, so packages
including systemd-resolved never finish getting installed. Marking as a
duplicate of bug 2054761.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 2054761 ***
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Adding my journal from the crash.
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Title:
When I upgraded from
I attempted an upgrade from a clean Jammy install to Noble so that I
could gather upgrade logs. I have attached them here.
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** Also
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I can confirm this is an issue, although it's not caused by Network
Manager so I'll go ahead and set it as invalid.
After trying to do a "do-release-upgrade -d" from a brand new
installation of Jammy 22.04.4, gnome-shell crashed and interrupted the
upgrade.
After that, this is what "dpkg --list
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When I upgraded from 22.04 to
While upgrading, i noticed the whole screen became white and it has the error
"Oh, no! Something has gone wrong and the system cannot recover. Call the
system administrator”.
Now it cannot boot at all.
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same, at least it's easy to fix
what's worse is that snap applications (firefox, chromium, slack) fail
to resolve hostnames, see e.g.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1510668/network-problems-with-snap-apps
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When I upgraded from 22.04 to 24.04, DNS resolution went wrong.
Status in network-manager package in
this affected me as well
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When I upgraded from 22.04 to 24.04, DNS resolution went wrong.
Status in
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I was an unpatient idiot, and I upgraded from 22.04 to 24.04. Near to
the end of the upgrade, I got an „Oh, no! Something has gone wrong and
the system cannot recover. Call the system administrator” message after
a red FAILED in the terminal. The system
I have also faced the issue ... Same manner.
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When I upgraded from 22.04 to 24.04, DNS resolution
I did not try that and I hope that I will not need to, but sudo apt
install systemd-resolved seems to be much better.
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My case was exactly the same. And I also did the same as you at first
(fixing /etc/resolv.conf by hand). After that I've realized that doing
`sudo apt install systemd-resolved` seems to fix the situation better
(/etc/resolv.conf is a link again, but now it's not broken). Also,
`netplan status`
** Description changed:
I was an unpatient idiot, and I upgraded from 22.04 to 24.04. Near to
- the end of the upgrade, I got an „Oh, no! [something, I do not remember]
- and the system cannot recover. Call the system administrator” message
- after a red FAILED in the terminal. The system
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