#Problem update
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Open the terminal and type
sudo apt update
show the result
Ubuntu servers have hard times currently
I can't do anything with the system at all. I think I need to reinstall everything.
One problem at a time. Next run
sudo apt upgrade -y
and show the result
You might want to also run
sudo apt autoremove
you have a lot of old kernels installed
What is this command now and what does it do? Will it break my system? Otherwise, I'll have to go to another location and fix the server on-site, which I don't want to do.
The command removes packages that were installed as dependencies at some point, but no longer required by any other installed package. It's considered safe cleanup command
Ok
It worked, deleted all the old stuff I'd downloaded. It freed up about 20GB of space. Thanks, buddy.