Re: fedup f19-f20 success (sort of)

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Adam Williamson wrote:

> On Tue, 2013-12-17 at 16:45 -0700, Michal Jaegermann wrote:
>> On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 11:59:20AM -0800, Adam Williamson wrote:
>> > On Tue, 2013-12-17 at 14:07 -0500, Neal Becker wrote:
>> > > After reboot into fedup, it
>> > > gave *no indication at all* that it was doing anything.  I was sure it
>> > > was hosed, ....
>> > 
>> > It should show a graphical bootsplash with a progress bar on tty1, and
>> > if you hit esc, a text boot screen with more detailed info.
>> 
>> I run into an experience similar to Neal's when trying a f17->f19 fedup
>> upgrade.  A splash screen, no progress bar of any kind, no reaction to
>> whatever one is trying on a keyboard.  A drive light was flickering from
>> time to time, though, so I left it sit for a looong time before
>> eventually rebooting with a help of a power switch.  From a timestamp
>> on a new initramfs it was good that I was really patient. :-)  An automatic
>> reboot was supposed to happen according to logs but reality was
>> different.
> 
> F17's fedup was much more primitive code, the progress stuff wasn't
> implemented till later.
> 
>> OTOH the whole upgrade was eventually performed and this was still
>> a "very early fedup" (but run actually so late that results were likely
>> not that interesting) so I did not bother anybody with this mixed
>> impressions.
>> 
>> > sounds like somehow that didn't work for you?
>> 
>> Difficult to say what as afterwards everything looked "normal".
>> 
>>    Michal
> 

There was a graphical bootsplash with a progress bar - but it appearted to be 
frozen for a very long time.

Hit esc and a text boot screen was there, but appeared to be frozen for a very 
long time.  Sure looked like it was just stuck.

The drive light did not flicker as long as I was looking.  I guess it eventually 
did something once I walked away and went to lunch, because when I came back
f20 was booted up just fine.

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