Updating Ubuntu - Getting a choice of messages 1-7 WHAT ONE DO I CHOOSE?
I am a new user of Ubuntu.
When updating Ubuntu from the update manager, I get a message saying my boot has been customized, on the black dos page as it is updating. I get a choice of 7 options, numbered 1 - 7 1. Install package Maintenance version 2. Keep local Version Currently installed. 3. Show the difference between the versions 4. Show a side by side difference between available versions. 5. Show a 3 way difference between available versions. 6. Do a 3 way merge between available versions (experimental) 7. Start a new shell to examine the situation. What would you like to do about menu 1st? I chose Number 2. Keep local Version Currently installed. Is this the correct thing to do please? Any help greatly appreciated. TRISH |
Accept the default. I believe that would indeed be number 2.
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Thanks I did choose Number 2 and it seams to be working OK
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Be aware that you will not have the option to boot any new kernel that was downloaded.
What did you change in the menu.lst that you need to retain ?. |
Thank you for your reply, and suggestions.
I really don't know what I changed. I have a lot of different software on the machine, not only Ubuntu. I also have two hard drives, the second which was installed at a later date from the original setup of Ubuntu. I think I will need to speak to the technician who built the machine, with me, and see what she can tell me, as I am very new at Ubuntu, and don't understand a lot about it YET! I have KDE software on the machine as well as Wine, also third party software. Maybe it is referring to these programs, TRISH |
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