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== How to upgrade == | == How to upgrade == | ||
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| + | Disclaimer: This is how I did it, but it may not work for you. This may not be the easiest way. This may not be the best way. You are on your own. | ||
Edit /etc/apt/source.list and replace all 'precise' with 'trusty' | Edit /etc/apt/source.list and replace all 'precise' with 'trusty' | ||
| − | Run: | + | Run: (some of the following will result in errors at the end of each command, but continue with the next one anyway) |
sudo apt-get update | sudo apt-get update | ||
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| − | + | Then you will have to do some manual upgrades to avoid blowing the whole system away. | |
| − | + | sudo mkdir /etc/vdr/conf.d/ | |
| − | + | sudo apt-get install lmce-md-meta vdr-plugin-iptv pluto-simplephone pluto-storage-devices liblinphone5 libmediastreamer-base3 libupnp6 vlc vlc-nox libsmbclient samba pluto-vdr vdr vdr-plugin-remotetimers vdr-plugin-svdrpservice=1.0.0-5~trusty1 | |
| − | + | sudo apt-get install lmce-asterisk | |
| − | + | sudo apt-get install asterisk=1:11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1 asterisk-modules=1:11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1 asterisk-mysql=1:11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1 asterisk-voicemail=1:11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1 | |
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| − | + | sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | |
| − | + | sudo apt-get -f install | |
| − | + | sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | |
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| − | + | If you are not using vdr, then you can drop the vdr-related packages and commands from the above. | |
| + | Most likely the apt-get install commands can be put into one go - as specified in the disclaimer, this is how I did it. | ||
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| + | When the above has completed successfully, edit /etc/pluto.conf and change the PK_Distro=20 to PK_Distro=21 | ||
| + | And update the PK_Distro on the Core and MD devices as well (can be done from the web-admin or in the database) | ||
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| + | == Upgrading MDs == | ||
| + | Basically the same as the core. | ||
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| + | First change the apt/sources.list, then run: | ||
| + | sudo apt-get update | ||
| + | If you have vdr: | ||
| + | sudo mkdir /etc/vdr/conf.d/ | ||
| + | apt-get install vdr-plugin-svdrpservice=1.0.0-5~trusty1 | ||
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| + | Then | ||
| + | sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | ||
| − | + | Edit /etc/pluto.conf and change PK_Distro to PK_Distro=21 | |
| − | + | Reboot | |
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Latest revision as of 10:34, 10 January 2016
Describes how to upgrade from LinuxMCE 1204 to 1404.
Background
The normal way of upgrading between Ubuntu releases are the 'do-release-upgrade' command.
This does not work for LinuxMCE (most likely because the update tool disables 3rd party sources (like LinuxMCE) and we have to many dependencies to ubuntu packages for the upgrade to complete without breaking spectacular).
How to upgrade
Disclaimer: This is how I did it, but it may not work for you. This may not be the easiest way. This may not be the best way. You are on your own.
Edit /etc/apt/source.list and replace all 'precise' with 'trusty'
Run: (some of the following will result in errors at the end of each command, but continue with the next one anyway)
sudo apt-get update
Then you will have to do some manual upgrades to avoid blowing the whole system away.
sudo mkdir /etc/vdr/conf.d/ sudo apt-get install lmce-md-meta vdr-plugin-iptv pluto-simplephone pluto-storage-devices liblinphone5 libmediastreamer-base3 libupnp6 vlc vlc-nox libsmbclient samba pluto-vdr vdr vdr-plugin-remotetimers vdr-plugin-svdrpservice=1.0.0-5~trusty1 sudo apt-get install lmce-asterisk sudo apt-get install asterisk=1:11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1 asterisk-modules=1:11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1 asterisk-mysql=1:11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1 asterisk-voicemail=1:11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1 sudo apt-get dist-upgrade sudo apt-get -f install sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
If you are not using vdr, then you can drop the vdr-related packages and commands from the above. Most likely the apt-get install commands can be put into one go - as specified in the disclaimer, this is how I did it.
When the above has completed successfully, edit /etc/pluto.conf and change the PK_Distro=20 to PK_Distro=21 And update the PK_Distro on the Core and MD devices as well (can be done from the web-admin or in the database)
Upgrading MDs
Basically the same as the core.
First change the apt/sources.list, then run:
sudo apt-get update
If you have vdr:
sudo mkdir /etc/vdr/conf.d/ apt-get install vdr-plugin-svdrpservice=1.0.0-5~trusty1
Then
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Edit /etc/pluto.conf and change PK_Distro to PK_Distro=21
Reboot
