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Grant Sewell wrote:
Maybe. Not sure if I'd need to go to 9.04 before 9.10 first though... I'll have to look into it...On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 13:47:21 +0100 Martin Gautier wrote:Grant Sewell wrote:Nice to hear Grant, thanks. I have a 8.10 server which I've held off upgrading as it's too critical to have to troubleshoot any problems (don't fix what isn't broken). I have a 9.04 install in the wildHi all, I was brave. Yesterday I figured I'd upgrade my Ubuntu 8.04.2 laptop to 9.04. To do this the Ubuntu way, however, I had to first upgrade to 8.10. I have to say that with only 1 hiccup it seems to have gone fairly smoothly! On the upgrade from 8.04.2 to 8.10, the newest 8.10-supported kernel was installed, and this caused problems. However, the previous 8.10-supported kernel was also installed, and booting to this seemed to be fine. Upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04 was a breeze and happened without any hiccups. I'm still thinking that I'll re-Debianise it soon, but I was impressed with the upgrade process. Grant.based on exactly the same kit. Perhaps I should be a little braver and just bite the bullet. MartinMaybe wait for 9.10 (the next "Long Term Support" version) to settle down and move to that? As you said, if it ain't broke... Grant.
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