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List:       ubuntu-users
Subject:    Re: do-release-upgrade -d from 23.10 to 24.04 not working
From:       Stefan Fuhrmann <stefan () fuhrmann ! homedns ! org>
Date:       2024-04-01 11:47:30
Message-ID: 22528a2b-9abd-4151-852f-7b3e87d40463 () fuhrmann ! homedns ! org
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ahh okay. But 24.04 is not out?!

Im thinking you have to wait some days till is in the wild... :D

It could be, thats a prior behavior of past ubuntu when you did it over 
years.

afaik the -d is only for the x.10 -devel release. Correct me when im wrong.

For stable release x.04 is without the -d.


How is it with a fresh install?


Greets

Stefan



Stefan

Am 01.04.24 um 13:28 schrieb Jose Luis Alarcon Sanchez:
>
> On abr. 1 2024, at 12:50 pm, Stefan Fuhrmann
> <stefan@fuhrmann.homedns.org> wrote:
>
>> Ahoi Jose,
>>   
>> you really want the devel ubuntu? with -d?
>>   
>> Try without.
>>   
> # do-release-upgrade
> Check for a new version of Ubuntu
> There is no new version.
> #
>
> Hi, Stefan. First of all, Thanks you, very much for your intention to
> help me. Once said this; i'm beyond 60 years old, i'm not a boy. I begun
> with GNU/Linux in 1999. When i ask a question on a mailing list, before
> i did by myself a research of WEEKS of search and look for information.
>
> The only way to update to Noble today is by typing -d, which i have been
> doing consecutively twice a year for the last 5 years, and it has always
> worked fine.
>
> I'm asking correctly the exact thing i need to know. I'm not sure if
> since Jammy Jellyfish is possible do a release upgrade without the '-d'
> because i don īt have right now access to a 22.04 system. I have Mantic
> Minotaur (23.10) and i am firmly convinced that the command i must to
> use to do the upgrade to Noble Numbat (24.04) is 'do-release-upgrade -d'.
>
> Thanks again. :)
>
>
>> greets
>>   
>> Stefan
>>   
>> Am 01.04.24 um 12:04 schrieb Jose Luis Alarcon Sanchez:
>>> Hi.
>>>   
>>> As every first of April (and all the first of October too) is time for
>>> me to do a 'do-release-upgrade -d' process, Always easy, always smooth.
>>>   
>>> But today something looks "different":
>>>   
>>> # do-release-upgrade -d
>>> Check for a new version of Ubuntu
>>> Development version updates are
>>> available since the last supported version.
>>> #
>>>   
>>> Never got before a similar answer to the command. Anyone on the list is
>>> having this same issue?.
>>>   
>>> Any help will be very appreciated. Thank you very much, in advance.
>>>   
>>> Best Regards.
>>> Jose.
>>>   
>

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