larryw
April 3rd, 2009, 05:25 PM
Hello all,
New user, but I thought this topic might fit here better than the beginner area.
I'm new to Ubuntu, but have been running a Debian server at work, so I can at least follow directions ok. ;)
I'm currently running 8.10 and would like to upgrade to 9.04--mainly to fix the static ip issue in 8.10. I'm no stranger to beta software, so that's not an issue.
My problem is that using either -d or -developer release is not showing a distro update in the Upgrade Manager. I've checked that the Software Source dialog is set correctly to normal releases and the server to main. It shows all other available updates, just not the distro.
I guess my question is whether there's a different method to install beta upgrades?
Thanks!
LarryW
New user, but I thought this topic might fit here better than the beginner area.
I'm new to Ubuntu, but have been running a Debian server at work, so I can at least follow directions ok. ;)
I'm currently running 8.10 and would like to upgrade to 9.04--mainly to fix the static ip issue in 8.10. I'm no stranger to beta software, so that's not an issue.
My problem is that using either -d or -developer release is not showing a distro update in the Upgrade Manager. I've checked that the Software Source dialog is set correctly to normal releases and the server to main. It shows all other available updates, just not the distro.
I guess my question is whether there's a different method to install beta upgrades?
Thanks!
LarryW