Encountered an error while trying to upgrade Ubuntu? If you received a blank white page with the message "Upgrade fails with the following output:" , don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! In this video, we’ll show you how to fix the "packages kept back" issue and successfully complete your Ubuntu upgrade.
Perfect for users troubleshooting upgrade errors or dealing with incomplete updates!
You can find the solution I followed here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/12315... .
Let’s dive into the steps to resolve this common issue!
Learn:
✅ Step-by-Step Solution :
Check for Held Back Packages :
Run:
sudo apt dist-upgrade
You’ll see a list of packages under "The following packages have been kept back:" .
Install Kept-Back Packages :
Use the command:
sudo apt install (Package Names)
Replace (Package Names) with the actual names from the previous step.
Proceed with Release Upgrade :
Once all packages are installed, run:
sudo do-release-upgrade
✅ Why This Happens :
Incomplete Updates : Some packages may not be fully updated before starting the upgrade.
Dependencies Issues : Certain packages require manual installation due to unresolved dependencies.
✅ Pro Tips :
Always back up important data before performing system upgrades.
Use sudo apt full-upgrade as an alternative to dist-upgrade for better results.
Check logs (/var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log) if issues persist for detailed error messages.
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