ok, i noticed in the system monitor that a process kept trying to run 'stop mysql', but mysql wasn't running (probably stopped earlier in the dpkg script). If you're into this situation, run 'sudo start mysql' and dpkg will continue normally.
ok, i noticed in the system monitor that a process kept trying to run 'stop mysql', but mysql wasn't running (probably stopped earlier in the dpkg script). If you're into this situation, run 'sudo start mysql' and dpkg will continue normally.