In order to get things to work I basically followed the directions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed. However, it did not
initially work. I am not sure exactly which of the below got things
to work, but eventually it did. So here are the steps I went through:
And, there was nothing there. Then, I launched "Software & Updates"
and it showed that the pre-released updates box was checked and
exitted.
Then, I restarted apititude, did an update and voila there were 90
packages. I browsed through them and found
openafs-modules-dkms under the 'net' catagory of 'upgradable
packages'. I picked this with a '+' and then installed with a 'g'.
Everything worked fine.
In order to get things to work I basically followed the directions at /wiki.ubuntu. com/Testing/ EnableProposed. However, it did not
https:/
initially work. I am not sure exactly which of the below got things
to work, but eventually it did. So here are the steps I went through:
Editted /etc/apt/ sources. list to add:
deb http:// archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ trusty-proposed restricted main multiverse universe
Created file /etc/apt/ preferences. d/proposed- updates with this content:
Package: *
Pin: release a=trusty-proposed
Pin-Priority: 400
In an xterm ran:
sudo aptitude -t trusty-proposed
And, there was nothing there. Then, I launched "Software & Updates"
and it showed that the pre-released updates box was checked and
exitted.
Then, I restarted apititude, did an update and voila there were 90
packages. I browsed through them and found
openafs- modules- dkms under the 'net' catagory of 'upgradable
packages'. I picked this with a '+' and then installed with a 'g'.
Everything worked fine.