ERROR Can't installa Budigie 22.04.5

Installation
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Hello.
I wanted to update my UB 22.04.1 to 22.04.5 and the first thing that happened is that it went into a loop when starting the system. Like this error https://discourse.ubuntubudgie.org/t/ub-24-04-going-to-login-loop/7261

Later…
I reinstalled from USB to the Jammy version, and everything is fine, but when I update from the system update it stays on a black screen with a black dash. I tried to move it and it tells me error. What is the reason for this? My computer is an ASUS.

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Is this a Budgie error? Can I no longer update on ASUS? Do I need to reinstall Noble Numbat?

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Hi @tanlu!
First, what I don’t understand is that you’re talking about both Jammy and Noble. Why not install Noble directly from USB? :thinking:

Apart from that, according to what we can tell from the photo, the system is far from up to date, given that there are 789 upgradable files.
If you haven’t already done so, get started from terminal (Ctrl Alt t):

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

The problem with Flatpak probably stems from a library that’s not up to scratch.
If the update didn’t fix it, you can try to repair Flatpak:

flatpak repair

If that doesn’t help, you may want to uninstall and reinstall it:

sudo apt purge flatpak
sudo apt install flatpak

As a complement, you can also try this:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install --reinstall python3-apt

And let us know the result.

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Hello. Thank you for your comment, I will try. The thing is, I am very new to Linux, I don’t know much about commands. I didn’t install directly from the USB because that was the system I had on the USB a long time ago and I couldn’t install another one afterwards because I don’t have another computer. The first update failure was directly from the system update when it entered a loop.

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Sorry, but I understand your system configuration less and less: when you said “from USB”, I thought you meant that you had installed UB on your ASUS from an installation key on which you had flashed an ISO of Ubuntu Budgie with Belena Etcher, Rufus or some other such software.

But, even if UB is on an external drive, you can reinstall it this way after backing up important documents.

Don’t worry, command lines in the terminal are just copy and paste. :upside_down_face: