On 10/23/24 11:54, Adam Williamson wrote:
On Tue, 2024-10-22 at 03:33 -0700, ToddAndMargo via test wrote:
fedora-release-common-39-36.noarch was not removed (had a
duplicate of 41) by the upgrade. This caused dnf to
think I was still on 39 and why all the 39 packages
remained
Duplicate packages (other than a handful that are intentionally allowed
to be parallel-installed, like kernel) are usually an indication that
the upgrade did not fully complete successfully :/ Can you look at the
journal from the upgrade boot and see if it looks like it finished in
an orderly fashion or maybe just died or crashed or something?
I did. Everything seems just fine.
The big bug-a-boo was two systemd's. One for 39 and one
for 41. The standard "dnf upgrade" would not ever run
because of the warning about it altering systemd.
I got around it with
# dnf reinstall systemd --releasever=41 --allowerasing
Love the allowerasing flag!
Also, I'm confusing how you had a 'duplicate of 41' for fedora-release-
common (as you say above), but your `rpm -qa | grep fc41 | grep -v fc39
| wc -l` check shows 0?
That means I found no fc41 files
I have since upgrade to 40. It looks like every single 40 rpm
also has a 39 rpm.
I had to get rid of fedora-release-common-39-36.noarch before
dnf though I was on 40 and not 39. I also had fix duplicate
systemd's. Then
# dnf upgrade --allowerasing
removed most of the 39 rpm's.
Those that remained, I am slowly doing
# dnf reinstall xxx --allowerasing
I still have a report on my fc40 upgrade that shows
all this stuff. I can send you an ice drive invite
to it if I can figure out your eMail address. But
I already looked at both, so no real need.
-T
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