Hi - In order to install a kernel module for your kernel, the installer first has to build one for you: That was what was going on when you interrupted it. If you'd left it for a few more minutes it would have completed.
You should be able to fix things by running either the dpkg configure command in your output there, or by running apt-get -f install (that's not a force command, by the way: it's a fix command).
What's happened is you've interrupted dpkg (the package installer/helper) while it was in the middle of
installing the new kernel module package, so it's left with a broken package. Unless you've been very
unlucky, the commands mentioned above should be able to clean up fine for you, after which you can run
the installer again (or not, if you so choose).
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2252486