I had the same problem today on a Raspberry Pi 4 using a Wi-Fi connection. Using
just tried to complete the installation of network-manager, which killed the Wi-Fi connection and then about 10 seconds later rebooted the Raspberry Pi 4 I am using. This didn't resolve the problem.
To resolve it, I used
to find the process ID of the NetworkManager process, then killed it using
(omit the angular brackets when you insert the process ID). Then I ran
again, which completed the installation of the remaining packages except those that depended on network-manager. Then I ran
which reinstalled the outstanding packages and seems to have fixed the issue.
Code:
sudo dkpg --configure -aTo resolve it, I used
Code:
ps -e | grep NetworkManagerCode:
sudo kill -9 <process ID>Code:
sudo dkpg --configure -aCode:
sudo apt full-upgradeStatistics: Posted by tijowa — Sun Nov 30, 2025 11:35 am