zami
December 28th, 2010, 03:54 PM
I set a computer that has been out of commission for over a year, to upgrading last night.
I *thought* I was going to 10.10, but when I checked my repositories when all was said and done, everything "Maverick" related was "disabled on upgrade to Maverick".
Then to see "well what the heck *did* I upgrade to?",
System > About Ubuntu tells me
You are using Ubuntu 11.04
- the Natty Narwhal - released in April 2011 and supported until October 2012.
Wha?
Am I really at 11.04? Could I have upgraded to Natty by accident?
I don't think I'm really in Natty - Unity isn't even an option, and it's the default choice in 11+, right?
I'v re-enabled all my needed repos. Is this mis-identification going to cause me any problems down the road?
-zami
edit:
I upgraded via the Update Manager, not the command line to get developer releases. The Update Manager is set to "Normal releases". I do have all update options checked - maverick-security, maverick-updates, maverick-proposed, and maverick-backports.
I *thought* I was going to 10.10, but when I checked my repositories when all was said and done, everything "Maverick" related was "disabled on upgrade to Maverick".
Then to see "well what the heck *did* I upgrade to?",
System > About Ubuntu tells me
You are using Ubuntu 11.04
- the Natty Narwhal - released in April 2011 and supported until October 2012.
Wha?
Am I really at 11.04? Could I have upgraded to Natty by accident?
I don't think I'm really in Natty - Unity isn't even an option, and it's the default choice in 11+, right?
I'v re-enabled all my needed repos. Is this mis-identification going to cause me any problems down the road?
-zami
edit:
I upgraded via the Update Manager, not the command line to get developer releases. The Update Manager is set to "Normal releases". I do have all update options checked - maverick-security, maverick-updates, maverick-proposed, and maverick-backports.