Upgrade from 8.1 to 8.2
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Hi,
That's weird. Have you enable some 3rd party repo (like CentOS or anything else) in the past?
edit: that would be a lot safer to upgrade via the ISO directly: this creates a backup of your previous system so you can rollback easily.
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@olivierlambert said in Upgrade from 8.1 to 8.2:
Hi,
That's weird. Have you enable some 3rd party repo (like CentOS or anything else) in the past?
I have not setup any other repos. I was following the upgrade instructions:
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To workaround your situation, go for the ISO upgrade
Maybe someone here will have time to take a look if there's any obvious catch with the yum upgrade on your setup (if @stormi is around, but we are all very busy ATM)
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We'll do a quick test to see if it can be easily reproduced when upgrading an XCP-ng 8.1 to the current XCP-ng 8.2 + all updates. It's possible that there was a change in the packaging which broke it and that there is an easy fix for it.
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@stormi Sounds good. Thank you.
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I can confirm that there is an issue. A recent update changed the packaging in a way that causes this conflict. I will fix it.
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Nice catch
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The issue should now be fixed. Thanks for reporting it!
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@stormi Thank you for fixing it! I will clear cache and try again this evening.
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@stormi It is good now! Thank you. I upgraded both of my hosts today without an issue.
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Thanks a lot for your feedback!
