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I am upgrading my 14.04LTS Ubuntu to 16.04. The problem is that it's been at the same step (Configuring openssl amd64) for like 20 hours. I tried to get to the terminal to know what is happening but the terminal just doesn't open. In Xterm I ran a few commands to resume the installation since Possibly my laptop lost connection and typed in XTerm:


$ sudo apt-get install -f

which displays Unable to acquire the dpkg frontend lock (/var/lib/dpkg/lock-fronted), is an other process using it?

Which is understandable for the somewhat frozen upgrading process.

Then I typed:


sudo screen -D -r

But the screen: is not found

Sutting down my laptop is not an option here since I do not want to ducplicate packages. Also, installing a virtual machine to run something remote I am not sure how to do it.

Can this be fixed from the XTerm?

Thanks in advance and looking forward to your replies.

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