18.04 not available in Software Updater [duplicate]
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upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 - No upgrade option available in update manager
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I want to upgrade to Bionic Beaver from 17.10, but the Software Updater says everything is up to date.
I followed this but at the step the upgrade button should pop in Software Updater it still says everything is up to date. I did change the settings to notify me for "Any new version".
What else could be wrong?
upgrade 18.04
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Why is “No new release found†when upgrading from a LTS to the next?
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upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 - No upgrade option available in update manager
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I want to upgrade to Bionic Beaver from 17.10, but the Software Updater says everything is up to date.
I followed this but at the step the upgrade button should pop in Software Updater it still says everything is up to date. I did change the settings to notify me for "Any new version".
What else could be wrong?
upgrade 18.04
asked Apr 27 at 0:24
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marked as duplicate by karel, Eliah Kagan, Zanna, muru, N0rbert Apr 27 at 7:48
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up vote
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This question already has an answer here:
Why is “No new release found†when upgrading from a LTS to the next?
4 answers
upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 - No upgrade option available in update manager
2 answers
I want to upgrade to Bionic Beaver from 17.10, but the Software Updater says everything is up to date.
I followed this but at the step the upgrade button should pop in Software Updater it still says everything is up to date. I did change the settings to notify me for "Any new version".
What else could be wrong?
upgrade 18.04
asked Apr 27 at 0:24
Freguglia
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This question already has an answer here:
Why is “No new release found†when upgrading from a LTS to the next?
4 answers
upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 - No upgrade option available in update manager
2 answers
I want to upgrade to Bionic Beaver from 17.10, but the Software Updater says everything is up to date.
I followed this but at the step the upgrade button should pop in Software Updater it still says everything is up to date. I did change the settings to notify me for "Any new version".
What else could be wrong?
This question already has an answer here:
Why is “No new release found†when upgrading from a LTS to the next?
4 answers
upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 - No upgrade option available in update manager
2 answers
upgrade 18.04
asked Apr 27 at 0:24
Freguglia
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asked Apr 27 at 0:24
Freguglia
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asked Apr 27 at 0:24
Freguglia
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marked as duplicate by karel, Eliah Kagan, Zanna, muru, N0rbert Apr 27 at 7:48
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Please try this:
sudo update-manager -d
answered Apr 27 at 6:18
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Actually Ubuntu 18.04 is not yet available for upgrade. It says so right on their download page. You can only get it via clean install for now. Upgrade will be available later next month.
– or29544
Apr 29 at 9:06
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luckily for me it is next next and almost next month :)
– ses
Jun 24 at 16:21
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The easiest way to upgrade Ubuntu to the next release is via sudo do-release-upgrade. But to be safe and avoid possible errors after the upgrade, make sure that your current release is up to date first:
sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade
You'll probably want to sudo apt autoremove useless packages too.
Finally make sure you have update-manager-core and start the upgrade:
sudo apt install update-manager-core && sudo do-release-upgrade -d
answered Apr 27 at 0:52
Eskander Bejaoui
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sudo do-release-upgradegave meNo new release found.
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Apr 27 at 1:21
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2 Answers
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Please try this:
sudo update-manager -d
answered Apr 27 at 6:18
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Actually Ubuntu 18.04 is not yet available for upgrade. It says so right on their download page. You can only get it via clean install for now. Upgrade will be available later next month.
– or29544
Apr 29 at 9:06
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luckily for me it is next next and almost next month :)
– ses
Jun 24 at 16:21
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Please try this:
sudo update-manager -d
answered Apr 27 at 6:18
IronHawk
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Actually Ubuntu 18.04 is not yet available for upgrade. It says so right on their download page. You can only get it via clean install for now. Upgrade will be available later next month.
– or29544
Apr 29 at 9:06
1
luckily for me it is next next and almost next month :)
– ses
Jun 24 at 16:21
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up vote
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accepted
up vote
5
down vote
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Please try this:
sudo update-manager -d
answered Apr 27 at 6:18
IronHawk
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Please try this:
sudo update-manager -d
answered Apr 27 at 6:18
IronHawk
741
answered Apr 27 at 6:18
IronHawk
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answered Apr 27 at 6:18
IronHawk
741
answered Apr 27 at 6:18
IronHawk
741
741
2
Actually Ubuntu 18.04 is not yet available for upgrade. It says so right on their download page. You can only get it via clean install for now. Upgrade will be available later next month.
– or29544
Apr 29 at 9:06
1
luckily for me it is next next and almost next month :)
– ses
Jun 24 at 16:21
add a comment |Â
2
Actually Ubuntu 18.04 is not yet available for upgrade. It says so right on their download page. You can only get it via clean install for now. Upgrade will be available later next month.
– or29544
Apr 29 at 9:06
1
luckily for me it is next next and almost next month :)
– ses
Jun 24 at 16:21
2
2
Actually Ubuntu 18.04 is not yet available for upgrade. It says so right on their download page. You can only get it via clean install for now. Upgrade will be available later next month.
– or29544
Apr 29 at 9:06
Actually Ubuntu 18.04 is not yet available for upgrade. It says so right on their download page. You can only get it via clean install for now. Upgrade will be available later next month.
– or29544
Apr 29 at 9:06
1
1
luckily for me it is next next and almost next month :)
– ses
Jun 24 at 16:21
luckily for me it is next next and almost next month :)
– ses
Jun 24 at 16:21
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up vote
2
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The easiest way to upgrade Ubuntu to the next release is via sudo do-release-upgrade. But to be safe and avoid possible errors after the upgrade, make sure that your current release is up to date first:
sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade
You'll probably want to sudo apt autoremove useless packages too.
Finally make sure you have update-manager-core and start the upgrade:
sudo apt install update-manager-core && sudo do-release-upgrade -d
answered Apr 27 at 0:52
Eskander Bejaoui
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sudo do-release-upgradegave meNo new release found.
– Freguglia
Apr 27 at 1:21
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up vote
2
down vote
The easiest way to upgrade Ubuntu to the next release is via sudo do-release-upgrade. But to be safe and avoid possible errors after the upgrade, make sure that your current release is up to date first:
sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade
You'll probably want to sudo apt autoremove useless packages too.
Finally make sure you have update-manager-core and start the upgrade:
sudo apt install update-manager-core && sudo do-release-upgrade -d
answered Apr 27 at 0:52
Eskander Bejaoui
1,0141619
3
sudo do-release-upgradegave meNo new release found.
– Freguglia
Apr 27 at 1:21
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
The easiest way to upgrade Ubuntu to the next release is via sudo do-release-upgrade. But to be safe and avoid possible errors after the upgrade, make sure that your current release is up to date first:
sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade
You'll probably want to sudo apt autoremove useless packages too.
Finally make sure you have update-manager-core and start the upgrade:
sudo apt install update-manager-core && sudo do-release-upgrade -d
answered Apr 27 at 0:52
Eskander Bejaoui
1,0141619
The easiest way to upgrade Ubuntu to the next release is via sudo do-release-upgrade. But to be safe and avoid possible errors after the upgrade, make sure that your current release is up to date first:
sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade
You'll probably want to sudo apt autoremove useless packages too.
Finally make sure you have update-manager-core and start the upgrade:
sudo apt install update-manager-core && sudo do-release-upgrade -d
answered Apr 27 at 0:52
Eskander Bejaoui
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edited May 8 at 16:18
answered Apr 27 at 0:52
Eskander Bejaoui
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answered Apr 27 at 0:52
Eskander Bejaoui
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answered Apr 27 at 0:52
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sudo do-release-upgradegave meNo new release found.
– Freguglia
Apr 27 at 1:21
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sudo do-release-upgradegave meNo new release found.
– Freguglia
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sudo do-release-upgrade gave me No new release found.– Freguglia
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sudo do-release-upgrade gave me No new release found.– Freguglia
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askubuntu.com/questions/125392/… This questions solves it.
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