D1. Update your Linux Mint 17.3 system
Using the Update Manager, click on "Refresh" to refresh the APT cache and apply all level 1, 2 and 3 updates.
D2. Give your terminal unlimited scrolling
Open a terminal.
Click on "Edit"->"Profile Preferences"->"Scrolling".
Check the "unlimited" option and click "OK".
D3. Install the upgrade tool
To install the upgrade tool, open a terminal and type:
apt install mintupgrade
D4. Check the upgrade
To simulate an upgrade, open a terminal and type:
mintupgrade check
Then follow the instructions on the screen.
This command temporarily points your system to the Linux Mint 18 repositories and calculates the impact of an upgrade.
Note that this command doesn't affect your system. After the simulation is finished, your original repositories are restored.
The output shows you if the upgrade is possible, and if it is, which packages would be upgraded, installed, removed and kept back.
It is extremely important that you pay close attention to the output of this command.
If it shows packages which are preventing the upgrade, remove them (and take note of them so you can try to reinstall them after the upgrade).
Also note any important packages in the list of packages which would be removed, so you can reinstall them after the upgrade.
Keep using "mintupgrade check" and do not proceed to the next step, until you're happy with the output.
D5. Download the package upgrades
To download the packages necessary to upgrade to Linux Mint 18, type the following command:
mintupgrade download
Note that this command doesn't actually perform the upgrade itself, but just downloads the packages.
Note also that this command points your system to the Linux Mint 18 repositories (if you want to go back to Linux Mint 17.3 after using this command, you still can, with the command "mintupgrade restore-sources").
Use the "mintupgrade download" command until all the packages are successfully downloaded.
D6. Apply the upgrades
This step is non-reversible, and once you performed it, you cannot go back.
To apply the upgrades, type the following command:
mintupgrade upgrade
https://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/2316
Using the Update Manager, click on "Refresh" to refresh the APT cache and apply all level 1, 2 and 3 updates.
D2. Give your terminal unlimited scrolling
Open a terminal.
Click on "Edit"->"Profile Preferences"->"Scrolling".
Check the "unlimited" option and click "OK".
D3. Install the upgrade tool
To install the upgrade tool, open a terminal and type:
apt install mintupgrade
D4. Check the upgrade
To simulate an upgrade, open a terminal and type:
mintupgrade check
Then follow the instructions on the screen.
This command temporarily points your system to the Linux Mint 18 repositories and calculates the impact of an upgrade.
Note that this command doesn't affect your system. After the simulation is finished, your original repositories are restored.
The output shows you if the upgrade is possible, and if it is, which packages would be upgraded, installed, removed and kept back.
It is extremely important that you pay close attention to the output of this command.
If it shows packages which are preventing the upgrade, remove them (and take note of them so you can try to reinstall them after the upgrade).
Also note any important packages in the list of packages which would be removed, so you can reinstall them after the upgrade.
Keep using "mintupgrade check" and do not proceed to the next step, until you're happy with the output.
D5. Download the package upgrades
To download the packages necessary to upgrade to Linux Mint 18, type the following command:
mintupgrade download
Note that this command doesn't actually perform the upgrade itself, but just downloads the packages.
Note also that this command points your system to the Linux Mint 18 repositories (if you want to go back to Linux Mint 17.3 after using this command, you still can, with the command "mintupgrade restore-sources").
Use the "mintupgrade download" command until all the packages are successfully downloaded.
D6. Apply the upgrades
This step is non-reversible, and once you performed it, you cannot go back.
To apply the upgrades, type the following command:
mintupgrade upgrade
https://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/2316
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Vanhimmat
Niin kumpaa sitten pitää helpompana. Ladata ISO-levykuva, polttaa levy ja päivittää siltä, jolloin se mahdollisen uudelleenasennuksen varalta tarpeellinen DVD-levy tulee tehtyä siinä samalla. Vai päivittämällä, jolloin se levy täytyy kuitenkin tehdä varalta erikseen. (ei tietenkään pakko ole)
Miksi ihmeessä käytetään vielä DVD-levyjä?
Saako helposti tehtyä käyttöjärjestelmän (mint) omilla työkaluilla asennustikun.
Tikku tai levy, aivan sama. Joissakin koneissa on vieläkin DVD- asema ja niitä levyjä vielä myydäänkin, vaikka se sinusta saattaa hämmästyttävältä tuntuakin:)
Tikkuasennuksessa on vain BIOS:issa asetettava USB käynnistymään ensimmäisenä.
Muutoin samat kuviot kuin DVD-asennuksessa.
http://linuxmint-fi.info/asennus-usb-tikulta/
Ei tietenkään ole pakko, jos koneen jollain F-napilla pääsee valitsemaan kännistysmedian.
Eikö kukaan linux käyttäjistä huomaa, mitä soopaa tuo ohje on.
sudo apt dist-upgrade
Kaikki mitä päivitykseen tarvitaan
Ei se sudo apt dist-upgrade päivitä uuteen versioon, niin kuin tuossa aloittajalla oli kysymys.
https://www.quora.com/What-does-command-sudo-apt-get-dist-upgrade
"It will just install available updates for the OS release you already have installed. It wont upgrade to new OS release."
Eikö mintissä toimi komento: do-release-upgrade
Taikka päivitys seuraavaan mahdolliseen versioon: do-release-upgrade -d
Ei minun Mintissäni ainakaan toimi.
Vaatii paketin update-manager-core
Tuolla päivitykseen apuja http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/293982/upgrade-linux-mint-17-3-to-18