On Sun, 2 Dec 2012 10:29:47 -0600
Lenny ger...@cableone.net wrote:
Hi,
As in my last message, I am still working on upgrading my Ubuntu 10.10 to
11.04.
I did the command:
sudo do-release-upgrade
and it had trouble getting the packages from the repositories.
To test things, I did:
sudo apt-get vim
and successfully installed the text editor for editing the sources.list
file.
There are two lines in the first section, which looks to be for upgrades.
Is there another line I can enter to be sure to find a mirror for the
upgrade?
All the lines that are not hashed out have restricted at the end of the
line.
Thanks for any help.
Glenn
Each release of Ubuntu is supported for 18 months, except LTS, which is
3 to 5 years. Ubuntu 10.10 became unsupported as of April of 2012 when
the 12.04 release came out. As an unsupported release, the repositories
are no longer available. To upgrade, you need those repositories.
Further, Ubuntu 11.04 became unsupported in October or 2012. It also
does not repositories available for upgrade.
It is generally recommended to install a fresh version of a supported
release when such an old release is in use. The recommendation for
those needing a11y support is Ubuntu 12.04, which will be supported for
5 years.
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