My Ubuntu suddenly restart when I try to install software
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I installed Ubuntu 18.10. After that, I updated and upgraded it.
My problem is: when I try to install any software, either via Ubuntu software or via Terminal, it's suddenly restart (many times). My software I try to install are Avogadro, notepadqq, dropbox, etc.
How to solve that problem?
Thanks all!
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Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
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I installed Ubuntu 18.10. After that, I updated and upgraded it.
My problem is: when I try to install any software, either via Ubuntu software or via Terminal, it's suddenly restart (many times). My software I try to install are Avogadro, notepadqq, dropbox, etc.
How to solve that problem?
Thanks all!
restart
asked Dec 5 at 10:55
Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
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What do you mean easy to restart? Can you clarify why is that a problem? Or is the problem like this? "my computer restarts when I use apt-get install"
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:02
ah, I edited my question again. "suddenly", not "easily". So sr!
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:03
no problem, that's what I figured :) Please do the following: run apt-get like this:apt-get install packagename > my-apt-log.txtand then post the log to the question so we can see in which step it exactly fails.
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:05
strange. I follow what you said. But, after restarting, I open the file txt but it is blank. Look like the operation system did delete the content of such file if the installing is fail.
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:46
are you sure your disk can be written onto? can you try to add a file to it viatouch myfile.logcommand, modify itgedit myfile.logand save it? I just checked andsudo apt-get install php7.2 > my-apt.logworks for me and produces nice log file
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 12:08
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I installed Ubuntu 18.10. After that, I updated and upgraded it.
My problem is: when I try to install any software, either via Ubuntu software or via Terminal, it's suddenly restart (many times). My software I try to install are Avogadro, notepadqq, dropbox, etc.
How to solve that problem?
Thanks all!
restart
asked Dec 5 at 10:55
Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
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I installed Ubuntu 18.10. After that, I updated and upgraded it.
My problem is: when I try to install any software, either via Ubuntu software or via Terminal, it's suddenly restart (many times). My software I try to install are Avogadro, notepadqq, dropbox, etc.
How to solve that problem?
Thanks all!
restart
restart
asked Dec 5 at 10:55
Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
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asked Dec 5 at 10:55
Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
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edited Dec 5 at 11:02
asked Dec 5 at 10:55
Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
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asked Dec 5 at 10:55
Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
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asked Dec 5 at 10:55
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What do you mean easy to restart? Can you clarify why is that a problem? Or is the problem like this? "my computer restarts when I use apt-get install"
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:02
ah, I edited my question again. "suddenly", not "easily". So sr!
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:03
no problem, that's what I figured :) Please do the following: run apt-get like this:apt-get install packagename > my-apt-log.txtand then post the log to the question so we can see in which step it exactly fails.
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:05
strange. I follow what you said. But, after restarting, I open the file txt but it is blank. Look like the operation system did delete the content of such file if the installing is fail.
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:46
are you sure your disk can be written onto? can you try to add a file to it viatouch myfile.logcommand, modify itgedit myfile.logand save it? I just checked andsudo apt-get install php7.2 > my-apt.logworks for me and produces nice log file
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 12:08
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What do you mean easy to restart? Can you clarify why is that a problem? Or is the problem like this? "my computer restarts when I use apt-get install"
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:02
ah, I edited my question again. "suddenly", not "easily". So sr!
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:03
no problem, that's what I figured :) Please do the following: run apt-get like this:apt-get install packagename > my-apt-log.txtand then post the log to the question so we can see in which step it exactly fails.
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:05
strange. I follow what you said. But, after restarting, I open the file txt but it is blank. Look like the operation system did delete the content of such file if the installing is fail.
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:46
are you sure your disk can be written onto? can you try to add a file to it viatouch myfile.logcommand, modify itgedit myfile.logand save it? I just checked andsudo apt-get install php7.2 > my-apt.logworks for me and produces nice log file
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 12:08
What do you mean easy to restart? Can you clarify why is that a problem? Or is the problem like this? "my computer restarts when I use apt-get install"
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:02
What do you mean easy to restart? Can you clarify why is that a problem? Or is the problem like this? "my computer restarts when I use apt-get install"
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:02
ah, I edited my question again. "suddenly", not "easily". So sr!
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:03
ah, I edited my question again. "suddenly", not "easily". So sr!
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:03
no problem, that's what I figured :) Please do the following: run apt-get like this:
apt-get install packagename > my-apt-log.txt and then post the log to the question so we can see in which step it exactly fails.– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:05
no problem, that's what I figured :) Please do the following: run apt-get like this:
apt-get install packagename > my-apt-log.txt and then post the log to the question so we can see in which step it exactly fails.– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:05
strange. I follow what you said. But, after restarting, I open the file txt but it is blank. Look like the operation system did delete the content of such file if the installing is fail.
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:46
strange. I follow what you said. But, after restarting, I open the file txt but it is blank. Look like the operation system did delete the content of such file if the installing is fail.
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:46
are you sure your disk can be written onto? can you try to add a file to it via
touch myfile.log command, modify it gedit myfile.log and save it? I just checked and sudo apt-get install php7.2 > my-apt.log works for me and produces nice log file– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 12:08
are you sure your disk can be written onto? can you try to add a file to it via
touch myfile.log command, modify it gedit myfile.log and save it? I just checked and sudo apt-get install php7.2 > my-apt.log works for me and produces nice log file– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 12:08
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What do you mean easy to restart? Can you clarify why is that a problem? Or is the problem like this? "my computer restarts when I use apt-get install"
– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:02
ah, I edited my question again. "suddenly", not "easily". So sr!
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:03
no problem, that's what I figured :) Please do the following: run apt-get like this:
apt-get install packagename > my-apt-log.txtand then post the log to the question so we can see in which step it exactly fails.– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 11:05
strange. I follow what you said. But, after restarting, I open the file txt but it is blank. Look like the operation system did delete the content of such file if the installing is fail.
– Nguyễn Dương Nguyên
Dec 5 at 11:46
are you sure your disk can be written onto? can you try to add a file to it via
touch myfile.logcommand, modify itgedit myfile.logand save it? I just checked andsudo apt-get install php7.2 > my-apt.logworks for me and produces nice log file– janmyszkier
Dec 5 at 12:08