I use Ubuntu 12.04 and say I have installed package x from the repository (with all its dependencies) at version 1.7
But I need some functionality that is only available in version 1.8, so I download the source tar and compile it:
./configure
make
make install
Does this overwrite the existing 1.7 binaries?
sudo apt-get install update-manager-core
/etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
Prompt=normal;
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo do-release-upgrade -d
Follow me so far? Hope so....
Updating repository information
WARNING: Failed to read mirror file
Third party sources disabled
Some third party entries in your sources.list were disabled.
My update manager does not give me the option to upgrade to Ubuntu 12.10. That is, the "New distribution release '12.10' is available. Click Upgrade and follow the on-screen instructions" section is not shown.
I had the same problem upgrading to 12.04. Spent hours trying to upgrade the system, got lucky somehow, don’t definitively know how.
I am wishing to upgrade to 12.04.1, but my package manager does not list an upgrade as available. I have tried running $sudo apt-get update and $sudo apt-get upgrade without any luck.
Anyone know what I need to do to upgrade to 12.04.1?
Kratos
Can someone please help me understand the rpm command.
Let's say Ubuntu's repositories features a package.
I install that package using apt-get.
I then add an additional source (with add-apt-repository) that lists either a newer or older version of the package.
Will apt-get always upgrade to the latest version, regardless of which source offers the latest version?
i was trying to upgrade from r2 to r3, and that's what i've got:
Code:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information...
Currently using 11.10 on a new dell vostro 2420 laptop and wanted to upgrade to 12.04.01lte.
Using the update manager and clicking the upgrade option first came up with a 'failure to authenticate' message and after a restart of the computer I click the upgrade and it will download 2 files then the popup closes and no further prompts/screens come up.
I'm trying to install nginx using the package manager. Usually I'd do this:
sudo apt-get install nginx
but I need nginx to have SSL support. I could compile nginx from source with SSL support, but I'd like to use a package manager just to make it easier to upgrade or remove if I need to.
Does the nginx package compile with SSL support or is there a way to make it?
Thanks.