I've had this happen on both the systems which I've tried to upgrade to
6.0.2 using the Gnome update manager application. Both were up to date
with security patches and both displayed the above symptoms as soon as
update-manager-gnome attempted to do the 6.0.2 upgrade.
Most of my systems are headless and upgraded fine with a simple "apt-get
upgrade". The two on which I had the problem also upgraded fine with
this method once I'd killed the runaway process. In case it's relevant,
both are amd64 systems.
John
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