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[ILUG] Short review of Dapper

[ILUG] Short review of Dapper

Niall O Broin niall at linux.ie
Sun Jun 4 00:39:31 IST 2006


On 3 Jun 2006, at 23:55, James McCarthy wrote:

> Two thumbs up.
>
> Was running on Breezy PPC,
> used apt-get to upgrade,
> three hours later I was running Dapper.

Two thumbs down.

Was running on Breezy 386,
used apt-get to upgrade,
30 minutes later my router no longer had any network interfaces.

> Everything worked that was working before the upgrade,
> and a few things that weren't working before worked now.

A router without network interfaces? Well, you can guess how that's  
working out.

> Dapper => dogs balls.

Dapper update instructions => slightly north of dog's balls. The  
notes at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades are pleasingly  
optimistic, but it ain't necessarily so. The second last point in the  
release notes' "Known Issues" section

* Systems that are upgraded since hoary (or earlier) may have to  
manually delete linux-image-2.6.10 packages before the upgrade

MAY be a pointer to my complete disaster, given that after the dist- 
upgrade to dapper the router was still running 2.6.10, but who can tell?


Niall




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