This happened to me after I installed tuxboot from a deb package using dpkg -i ... . The software installed but claimed to be incomplete because the p7zip-fill package was missing which in turn depended on a i386-library. I declined to install i386 lib on 64-bit system because I was not sure about the effects and te use of it (as a matter of, the installation did not offer to install the mossing package, I just did not do it). After that, my Ubuntu 16.04 issued the message above each time the computer started until I removed tuxboot again using "sudo dpkg -P tuxboot". I found that I was better off without it and managed to create the usb stick I needed using the start media creator tool that comes with Ubuntu (initially I installed tuxboot for that purpose it claimed to be superior to all other tools, which I had unfortunately no chance to confirm) Hope that helps or you found it entertaining at least. Sorry for the damage done to the english language, I am not a native speaker.
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