how to change repos to Saucy

[ventrical]

Good question...I am not seeing the 3.9 kernel....or much else.
rt

I will often run the terminal commands and not get updates but, as soon as I run synaptic, they are all there.

[roly33]

Make sure you have your sources.list pointed to saucy. Then, whenever you want to check for updates do sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get dist-upgrade. This will pull in the newest updates from saucy-proposed and saucy.

I fixed it by switching on Saucy Proposed in Software & Updates and did sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get dist-upgrade while I was away from the site & didn't get your reply.

But for some reason, possibly from when I was using Daily Build & Beta of 13.04 I'd got Saucy Proposed switched off.

Roland

[roly33]

roughly how much of the updates come from the Proposed Repo over the Main Repo at this stage of development?

Roland

[rtalcott]

Been using synaptic!
I'll try again.

[roly33]

As of 26 Minutes ago I can say that I've finally got the upgrade to 13.10 working with the 3.9 Kernel an to say that it's still a Release Candidate and coming from Saucy Proposed it feels pretty stable.

Roland

[ventrical]

Been using synaptic!
I'll try again.

I noticed on some install that it will untic 'proposed' repos and they have to be enabled.

[roly33]

I've got a strange one here.

when I do sudo apt-get update I get one update

Screenshot from 2013-04-27 21:04:11.jpg

But when I do a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade it says held back

Screenshot from 2013-04-27 21:06:25.jpg

anyone else got the same update?

Roland

[rtalcott]

Took a closer look and I think I made a mess....gotta do some cleaning up....not sure how I did it but I am the only "responsible" person here.

[pnarciso]

That meta package is buggy, that's the reason you can't upgrade.

[cariboo]

All the packages go into proposed until any problems have been solved, then they are moved to main. If you are subscribed to the saucy-changes mailing list, you'll see what's coming.