I realized after posting my comment you could very well has read that
I asked you personally for assistance as opposed to getting the "team
at the top" (Canonical) to post a workaround - but my heartfelt
thanks for doing this. Many will benefit from your advice.
Although I am new to Linux (6 months), I've delved under the bonnet a
lot to see how this motor works - being an old DOS bred guy it's just
so great to have an operating system that behaves itself again.
After the upgrade, go to /var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log. Just before
the
crash entries at the end of the log, you'll see a list of packages
that
were flagged for removal.
Just "sudo apt-get remove --purge copy/paste the list of packages
here"
and you should be good to go.
For the record, I did this four time and it never hosed my system, the
upgrade itself went very smoothly. I also did my buddy's system and
didn't run into this error, it went very smoothly.
--
[MASTER] [kde] Upgrade tool crashed (edgy -> feisty) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107188
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Hi Robin,
I realized after posting my comment you could very well has read that
I asked you personally for assistance as opposed to getting the "team
at the top" (Canonical) to post a workaround - but my heartfelt
thanks for doing this. Many will benefit from your advice.
Although I am new to Linux (6 months), I've delved under the bonnet a
lot to see how this motor works - being an old DOS bred guy it's just
so great to have an operating system that behaves itself again.
Again, my sincere thanks,
M.
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Recd: Thursday, 26 April 2007
From: mvsjes2
To: <email address hidden>
Subj: [Bug 107188] Re: [MASTER] [kde] Upgrade tool crashed (edgy ->
feisty)
Marc,
After the upgrade, go to /var/log/ dist-upgrade/ main.log. Just before
the
crash entries at the end of the log, you'll see a list of packages
that
were flagged for removal.
Just "sudo apt-get remove --purge copy/paste the list of packages
here"
and you should be good to go.
For the record, I did this four time and it never hosed my system, the
upgrade itself went very smoothly. I also did my buddy's system and
didn't run into this error, it went very smoothly.
-- /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 107188
[MASTER] [kde] Upgrade tool crashed (edgy -> feisty)
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