I was upgrading a headless unit from Ubuntu server 14.04 to 16.04 when I
accidentally hit Ctrl-C. The result was the process aborted and wouldn't
restart ("another process is running"). I searched the web and came up with a
few possibilities. I removed the lock and lock-frontend files, at this point
'dpkg --configure -a' appeared to re-launch the process which proceeded but
ended with errors. I made some configuration file changes and rebooted, the
initial Ubuntu startup screen didn't even appear.
Obviously I made a (or multiple) mistake(s). Now my question is "What can I do
to recover using Live media?" I presume I could do a re-install without
formatting the root file system but I'm wondering if there's a less drastic
approach and order of things I should try. Thanks for your help.
Harriscomputer
Leroy Tennison
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