Atualização 19.10 para 20.04

[rafelluiz]

Não estou conseguindo atualizar da versão 19.10 para 20.04. Qdo peço pra atualizar via linha de comando não é encontrado nenhuma versão nova.

[guiverc]

Sorry I don’t speak Portuguese.

I’ll point you to https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/D/upgrading.html (our manual and it’s detail on upgrading).

Key blockers I’ve experienced with upgrade are

• system isn’t fully upgraded
• mirror used can be out-of-date; check on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors

ie. both my points are the same, both relate to a system that isn’t fully-upgraded but due to different issues.

The other issue I’ve had before was 3rd party sources (PPA etc) that used package versions that made release-upgrade impossible; I’ll refer you to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CleanUpgrade & use the use of ppa-purge maybe handy (Ubuntu Studio’s release notes give some details, ).

[rafelluiz]

Obrigado, eu já tinha olhado o manual e não deu certo, eu usei o comando **
sudo do-release-upgrade -d
** e meio que deu certo. Também não falo inglês.

[guiverc]

My suspicion is you’ve added 3rd party PPAs or other sources which have created issues for your release-upgrade.

Without the messages it’d be hard to help, and I’d struggle anyway due to language barrier.

I’ll instead suggest

• IRC (#ubuntu-br) for help in Portuguese
• IRC a local Portuguese community (#ubuntu-pt)
• https://ubuntu-pt.org/
• a Português telegram channel, refer https://lubuntu.me/links/ (thanks @kc2bez, and I’m told by @hmollercl that it’s very active - so maybe better than IRC)

Local communities are usually smaller, so may not be as fast, but may be easier. I can try and help if you’re stuck.

Also note: try it without the -d as 20.04 isn’t in development anymore. Yes it’s required straight after release as a ‘tap’ gets turned on allowing upgrades from prior 19.10 release, the -d required before then… but I’m unsure if that tap has been turned yet.

[Roberalz]

Você pode simplesmente mudar os repositórios, para os novos, esperar alguns dias, para fazê-lo simplesmente com “sudo do-release-upgrade” ou fazer uma instalação limpa, pois a versão LTS tem três anos e uma reinstalação é melhor se é possível.