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    <p>Michael Vogt has put in a <a href="https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-January/014700.html">call for testing</a> for the new upgrade tool for Ubuntu. The <a href="https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticUpgrade">general idea</a> is that when a new version of Ubuntu is released, that there should be an easy way to upgrade without manually editing text files. Ruben Vermeersch asked if this tool would be pushed to breezy so that existing users will be able to upgrade to Dapper when it is released; to which Michael replies:</p>
    <blockquote><p>Yes, we plan to make it available in breezy-updates for a breezy->dapper upgrade.</p></blockquote>
    <p>So if you’re planning on upgrading to Dapper during the development cycle, this is a good way to help test a feature that will no doubt make upgrading to the new hotness very easy. Michael has also posted <a href="http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/dist-upgrader/">screenshots</a>.</p>


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    Re: New Updater Program Needs Testers

    Currently doing this after some hick-ups. Back-ports are not supported and needs to be remove from the source.list or else the upgrade won't continue.

    I'm currently half-way through.

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    Re: New Updater Program Needs Testers

    Does this cover Zubutu and Xubuntu upgrades as well?

    Edit: Meant Kubuntu (not Zubuntu) - it was getting late!!
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    Re: New Updater Program Needs Testers

    Quote Originally Posted by gravediggers
    Does this cover Zubutu and Xubuntu upgrades as well?
    What is Zubuntu?
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    Re: New Updater Program Needs Testers

    ubuntu port for the IBM zseries see https://launchpad.net/distros/zubuntu

    This would be great for those testing ubuntu inside vmware install breezy then update

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    Re: New Updater Program Needs Testers

    Does it work for 64-bit?

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    Re: New Updater Program Needs Testers

    Upon restarting, Xorg failed. Need to do a dkpg-reconfigure after that network failed, this I not sure how to solve. I could start it by enabling it in the network setup but it never starts proper on boot.

    EDIT: Is there any command I could type to reconfig all packages? Maybe that would help.
    Last edited by alvinblank; January 21st, 2006 at 02:38 AM.

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    Re: New Updater Program Needs Testers

    Quote Originally Posted by nocturn
    What is Zubuntu?
    I meant Kubuntu! (Original post updated)
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    Hope this helps. The email on the fridge link goes to the developers list and since I don't subscribe or plan to subscribe I'll just post it here.
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    Re: New Updater Program Needs Testers

    Quote Originally Posted by e99swa
    Does it work for 64-bit?
    I guess, this is just for 32bit Breezy?

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