Running the automatic installation procedure on Ubuntu 18.04 over an existing release of the MRS system (for the case of interest that was that in October 2020), the system gets stuck with the google-gust-agent service and the installation fails. Whether trying to remove the service by using sudo dpkg command or the sudo apt remove command there is no way to fix it. The installation procedure still fails. This appears to be due to a service restarting each time is interrupted. Then, the installation stops by raising locks on any other command (e.g., sudo apt update or sudo apt upgrade). @bednarhonza can tell more about this.
Eventually, @ViktorWalter solved the issue by running sudo htop and killing the service and its related dependencies when it got stuck. Of course, this can be considered only as a temporary fix. Students or even me could have trouble in case a system update is required.
Below are listed the services we stopped to make it work.
Running the automatic installation procedure on Ubuntu 18.04 over an existing release of the MRS system (for the case of interest that was that in October 2020), the system gets stuck with the
google-gust-agent
service and the installation fails. Whether trying to remove the service by usingsudo dpkg
command or thesudo apt remove
command there is no way to fix it. The installation procedure still fails. This appears to be due to a service restarting each time is interrupted. Then, the installation stops by raising locks on any other command (e.g.,sudo apt update
orsudo apt upgrade
). @bednarhonza can tell more about this.Eventually, @ViktorWalter solved the issue by running
sudo htop
and killing the service and its related dependencies when it got stuck. Of course, this can be considered only as a temporary fix. Students or even me could have trouble in case a system update is required.Below are listed the services we stopped to make it work.