They didn't help. The "Distribution Upgrade" dialog still freezes. I don't know if it is just taking a long time, or if some error has occurred behind the scenes without notification at the window level.
Processor activity is low, and there doesn't seem to be any network activity either, so I think it just died while leaving that dialog orphaned.
I've ultimately decided not to try anymore until the 18th. I just hope my tries (this morning) don't corrupt the official-release's ability to upgrade my laptop on the 18th.
If you can't get the upgrade to work, be sure to undo the software sources it added by going to:
System > Administration > Software Sources > Third Party
I removed all 3rd party sources, but you may only need to remove the ones with "gusty" in them.
Also, you'll need to re-check everything in Ubuntu Software tab and under the Updates tab make sure you have "important security updates" checked (I also check recommended updates).
After all these changes, click the close button (not the revert button).
Is this the same issue? I'm just going to paste what I experienced from here: digg.com/ linux_unix/ Upgrading_ to_Ubuntu_ 7_10_NOW_ before_ the_rush
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My upgrade dialog freezes at the point its status is "asking for confirmation". Anyone else experiencing this?
I've tried the upgrade 5 times now, always with this same freeze. Maybe I should wait til the 18th?
btw, I tried the instructions @ https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ GutsyUpgrades
They didn't help. The "Distribution Upgrade" dialog still freezes. I don't know if it is just taking a long time, or if some error has occurred behind the scenes without notification at the window level.
Processor activity is low, and there doesn't seem to be any network activity either, so I think it just died while leaving that dialog orphaned.
I've ultimately decided not to try anymore until the 18th. I just hope my tries (this morning) don't corrupt the official-release's ability to upgrade my laptop on the 18th.
If you can't get the upgrade to work, be sure to undo the software sources it added by going to:
System > Administration > Software Sources > Third Party
I removed all 3rd party sources, but you may only need to remove the ones with "gusty" in them.
Also, you'll need to re-check everything in Ubuntu Software tab and under the Updates tab make sure you have "important security updates" checked (I also check recommended updates).
After all these changes, click the close button (not the revert button).