Hello good people!
I would like to thanx to everybody for amazing work in fedora, for keeping it
alive, and updatable.
In friday I had found an old laptop running f22 and decided to try a leap update to f34.
It was not just default inntall, there was vlc and much more "unknown"
comonents.
Well, transaction failed on python stack, but no surprise here (f31 ahd
python2->python3?).
So random bisetct, leap update to f27. Needed --nogpgcheck[1]. Wou. Transaction passed. Update passed, and system started and was alive. Although the system was behaving terribly (there were experiemtnal patches in graphic drivers and also
gnomeshell was weird, not speaking about wayalnd), it was stable enough to make another huge leap. F27->f31 faile dagain on pythn stack, but only because of four packages.
f27->f30 passed again. UNluckily --nogpg check was no longer transferable from
download to reboot+update. But gpgcheck=1 in active repos fixed it.[1] in and in
the morning a running shining smooth quick and super stbale system was there.
f30-> f34 died again on python stack.. (yah, dnf and freinds should stop using
that or keep embedded interpreter....)
f30->31 passed again to even more shining and more working system.
f31->f33 (yup, that was typo, but found it to late in trasnaction) passed again
withot issues.
Thanx a lot! II was never expecting such leaps would work so smoothly!
J.
[1] https was a culprint herem causing the keys impossible to downlaod. in f31,
gpgcheck could be enabled again.
--
Jiri Vanek Mgr.
Principal QA Software Engineer
Red Hat Inc.
+420 775 39 01 09
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