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juanchohola01:03
tomreynwelcome to xubuntu support, juancho 01:12
LARRY PLease hekp01:19
LARRYi cant update xubuntu01:30
tomreynhi LARRY01:30
tomreyndo you mean updating installed packages on your current Xubuntu version? Or doing a release upgrade to a newer Xubuntu version?01:31
LARRYwhat system do u use01:32
tomreynyou're the one who is looking for support, should we concentrate on your system?01:32
LARRYI TRIED release upgrade01:32
tomreynon the graphical user interface, oor running the do-release-upgrade command?01:33
LARRYive tried the hui01:35
tomreynokay, can you describe what happened?01:35
LARRYgui01:35
tomreynwas there an error message? did something else go wrong? how far were you into the upgrade process?01:37
LARRYit freezes 01:37
tomreynhmm, that's not good. so what did you do then? close the window, reboot, something else?01:38
LARRYyes01:38
tomreynwhich of these?01:39
LARRYi reboot01:40
tomreynokay, but your system is still working alright for now apparently? nice.01:41
tomreynso let's look into what happened. do you want to share the upgrader log from /var/log/release-upgrade/ ?01:41
tomreynyou could paste it to https://bpa.st and then tell me the web address you end up on01:42
LARRYyes it works fine01:42
LARRYok01:43
tomreynis there a reason it takes you a long time to respond? is your system very slow?01:43
LARRYNO i am typing in the dark01:44
tomreyngot no lights?01:44
LARRYi JUST TURNED ON A LIGHT01:46
tomreynthat must have been the light on the caps lock key01:46
LARRYI typed  https://bpa.st01:47
tomreynthat should give you a website with a large field where you can paste the contents of the log file01:48
LARRYIt states to enter code01:48
LARRYehat should i paste01:48
tomreynthe contents of /var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log01:49
tomreynyou can alternatively run this in a terminal emulator (such as gnome-terminal): nc termbin.com 9999 </var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log01:50
LARRYstats *updated hourly  last 7 days 53,17301:52
tomreyn?01:52
LARRYI copied from termbin.com01:54
tomreynthat's not what i said you should do.01:55
tomreynjust open a terminal window and run this:   nc termbin.com 9999 </var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log01:55
tomreynit should return a http address after a few seconds01:56
tomreyni will have to leave shortly, i'm afraid01:58
LARRYthanks very much01:58
LARRY:~$ termbin.com 9999 </var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log bash: /var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log: No such file or directory01:59
tomreynso the release upgrader did not get to write a log file, yet01:59
tomreynwhich ubuntu version are you running currently? this command will tell:    lsb_release -ds02:00
LARRYUbuntu 23.1002:01
tomreynoh, you're quite late to upgrade there02:02
LARRYI've tried every few weks02:03
tomreynyou can try upgrading using    sudo do-release-upgrade02:03
tomreynthis way you will at least get a better idea of where it's failing02:04
tomreynbefore you do, make sure you uninstall any unsupported debian packages (.deb / possibly installed with apt)02:04
tomreynyou can use package and command "apt-forktracer" to get a list02:05
tomreynalso backup, as always when you make relevant changes to your configuration or data02:05
tomreynif none of this works, you'll need to run an EOL upgrade, as discussed here:02:06
tomreyn!eolupgrade02:06
ubottuEnd-Of-Life is when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop. Make sure to update Ubuntu before it goes EOL so you get updates promptly for newly-discovered security vulnerabilities. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOL and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more info. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades02:06
tomreyngood luck, hope it works out for you.02:06
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