Step 1: Open a Konsole and type:
sudo apt-get update (I had to supply my password)
sudo apt-get upgrade (It asked me if I was willing to give it space to download the updates, and I said Y. It appeared to run successfully and after some 10+ minutes of updates flying by, it gave me back my bash prompt)
exit (to close the Konsole)
Step 2: Re-boot (I used the Kickoff Application Launcher, Leave, Shut Down, Turn Off, which automatically exits VMware Player)
Step 3: Seems to work, and this time the notifier tells me only six security updates are available.
So, I cross my fingers and do the graphical update with Muon.
It appeared to be successful, and I closed Muon and noticed the System Notification Helper reported that A system restart is needed to complete the update process.
Step 4: Re-boot (I used the Kickoff Application Launcher, Leave, Shut Down, Turn Off, which automatically exits VMware Player)
Step 5: SUCCESS! No pending updates, posting this from rekonq on an up-to-date Kubuntu 11.10 in a VMWare VM.
Second try. ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?p=11558447
I deleted my Virtual Machines, re-installed from the .iso, and tried this solution:
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Step 1: Open a Konsole and type:
sudo apt-get update (I had to supply my password)
sudo apt-get upgrade (It asked me if I was willing to give it space to download the updates, and I said Y. It appeared to run successfully and after some 10+ minutes of updates flying by, it gave me back my bash prompt)
exit (to close the Konsole)
Step 2: Re-boot (I used the Kickoff Application Launcher, Leave, Shut Down, Turn Off, which automatically exits VMware Player)
Step 3: Seems to work, and this time the notifier tells me only six security updates are available.
So, I cross my fingers and do the graphical update with Muon.
It appeared to be successful, and I closed Muon and noticed the System Notification Helper reported that A system restart is needed to complete the update process.
Step 4: Re-boot (I used the Kickoff Application Launcher, Leave, Shut Down, Turn Off, which automatically exits VMware Player)
Step 5: SUCCESS! No pending updates, posting this from rekonq on an up-to-date Kubuntu 11.10 in a VMWare VM.