robbrandt
August 22nd, 2010, 07:20 AM
I am attempting to update from 8.04 to 10 LTS. After updating to the latest 8.04 I did
sudo do-release-upgrade --devel-release
It ran well until it asked about differences between etc/services. It gave me an option to view the differences, which I did, but it then did not prompt for a choice after that. Not knowing what else to do I did ctrl-c; the upgrade continued and I thought it was successful. However by all indications I am still on 8.04.
I tried to run the upgrade again, but the script remembers my previous input choice (D) for the etc/services issue and fails, aborting the upgrade.
How do I force it to ask for a new choice here? Any other advice?
sudo do-release-upgrade --devel-release
It ran well until it asked about differences between etc/services. It gave me an option to view the differences, which I did, but it then did not prompt for a choice after that. Not knowing what else to do I did ctrl-c; the upgrade continued and I thought it was successful. However by all indications I am still on 8.04.
I tried to run the upgrade again, but the script remembers my previous input choice (D) for the etc/services issue and fails, aborting the upgrade.
How do I force it to ask for a new choice here? Any other advice?