Upgrade - worked flawlessly
Upgrade - worked but had few things to fix, nothing serious though
Upgrade - got many problems that i've not been able to solve
Install - worked flawlessly
Install - worked but had few things to fix, nothing serious though
Install - got many problems that i've not been able to solve
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The purpose of this thread is to share your experience installing/upgrading Jaunty Jackalope.
Did it worked flawlessly ?
Did you got problems ?
Did you manage to solve them ?
if yes how ?
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Feel free to post your experience here and think to explain how you solved the problems you got, it might help other users in your case.
Thank you for contributing
Chocolate Ubuntu Mocha Blend
Upgraded through Update manager..painless as always
"There is no failure, just ways that don't work" And when this is realized, people are much happier in life because if they stop trying, they fail as to give up. If people take this approach in life, they will never ever fail"
First Cup of Ubuntu
Upgraded two VMs through do-release-update. Both with same hardware on them and the only difference being one was a LAMP box and the other was not. The one that was not worked flawlessly. The LAMP box failed to boot. Downloaded the server install CD and created a new VM in VMware Server. Began the install. Shortly after selecting my country and selecting "Begin the Install" the system sits there doing nothing.
I reinstalled using 8.10 and am trying the do-release-upgrade path again.
Dipped in Ubuntu
I use the ATI X-1650Pro, for which there is no driver at this time. I upgraded using the upgrade manager. My system boots but slows to a crawl and I am unable to use my mouse (can't click on anything). Have to hit "reset"...
Again, PO'd at ATI for their slowness in releasing new drivers.
Kevin
I have learnt silence from the talkative, toleration from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet strange, I am ungrateful to these teachers.
Kahlil Gibran (1883 - 1931)
5 Cups of Ubuntu
Update not available, neither via update-manager nor via command line (apt-get dist-upgrade)
ran apt-get update maybe 20 times the last 30 minutes on my PC, nothing.
I started my notebook there the update manager but not the command line found the upgrade.
InCRAPid won't let me go...
Spilled the Beans
I think you need to open the update manager in order to update to another distro.
Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
Clean install. I have an Intel965, so I was affected by the issues in the release notes.
I solved this problem by installing 2.6.30rc2 kernel from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/
Also installed intel drivers from the Debian Sid repo.
Ultra Special thanks to this thread. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
I reccommend all Intel users chech it out if they are having issues.
Has an Ubuntu Drip
Re: Share with the community your Jaunty Jackalope install/upgrade experience
I'm currently upgrading from the automatic upgrader at 50K/sec
7 hours later: The 9.04 drivers didn't work at all, so I installed the 9.1 drivers, which at least gives me a login screen and a desktop. No OpenGL (yet), but that 9.01 driver is on ATI's site.
3 days later: Nothing but problems with the fglrx drivers, no OpenGL, and (sigh) a return to stable ol' 8.10. 9.04 maybe later...
Last edited by oldrocker99; April 27th, 2009 at 12:52 PM. Reason: Updating post
5 Cups of Ubuntu
fresh install: no problem, everything worked just fine...
I can even say that [so far] Jaunty is the best release I have ever installed!
have fun!!!
Inspiron 8600i
Pavilion dv2000
First Cup of Ubuntu
After reinstalling and performing the do-release-upgrade again, again the VM will not boot. I guess I'm done working with the upgrade today, back to 8.10 for me until I have time to troubleshoot it.
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