Installing it's replacements: util-util-linux sysvinit-utils didn't help either. It seems that it have been replaced after Ubuntu 16.04. It failed because there's a dependency initscripts that cannot be installed. I followed this: sudo add-apt-repository 'deb trusty universe' It's worth mentioning that I first tried the same approach that used to work in Ubuntu 16.04, that is, to add the 'trusty universe' repo and try installing mysql-server-5.6, i.e. Some of the package installed successfully, some produced errors, after I have tried sudo dpkg -i mysql-server_5.6.40-1ubuntu14.04_b for the last time which gave some errors, I desperately tried: sudo apt-get install -f which grabbed the missing dependencies and voila, MySQL Server 5.6 is successfully installed, up and running.The right order for a few is: mysql-common, mysql-community-client, mysql-client and then mysql-community-server. Then I tried to install these using: sudo dpkg -i one-by-one, but I had follow their order according to error messages that fired, e.g.: I first tried: sudo dpkg -i mysql-server_5.6.40-1ubuntu14.04_b, it failed because it requires mysql-community-server_5.6.40-1ubuntu14.04_b to be installed first and so on.The tar contains multiple deb packages, including mysql-server, mysql-community-server.Untar the bundle somewhere using: tar -xf mysql-server_5.6.40-1ubuntu14.04_.Download the deb-bundle, a file named: mysql-server_5.6.40-1ubuntu14.04_, usually, it's the first option.In the OS options, select "Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit".The only approach that worked was downloading the deb-bundble.tar from MySQL website and installing the packages one by one. I've tried many approaches until I was successful.
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