Jaunty updates not ready

[Cybe R. Wizard]

"Karl F. Larsen" <klarsen1 at gmail.com>  said:
> > @ Karl, you still need to do <sudo aptitude update> /first/ before
> > anything will work.  Otherwise you are trying to upgrade to already
> > existing packages.
> >
> > Cybe R. Wizard
> >     
>     Sorry I was not clear to you Cybe, I did EXACTLY what I was asked
> to do. I did do first:
> 
> sudo aptitude update
> 
> exactly one time
> and second I did:
> 
> sudo aptitude safe-upgrade
> 
> These are the two runs in my message. They both LOOK the same but
> were obtained as shown again.
> 
> 
> Karl

Karl, that's plainly what you did /not/ do.  If you read back over
your previous post that will become clear. (just read your own commands
which were:
<sudo aptitude upgrade>, <sudo aptitude upgrade>  and 
<sudo aptitude safe-upgrade> )

 You are obviously confusing the terms, "update," and,
"upgrade.' It is right there in your copied/pasted text.  Twice for,
"upgrade," once for, "safe-upgrade," but not one time for, "update."

This is also supported by your own response to Mark wherein you said,
> Yes my bad. I see from my recorded first effort I did first update 
> and second safe-update. I just did it your way and it did the
> "update" 
> and that looks good, and now the "safe-update" is still working with 
> lots of updates being got from the mirror's."

BTW, the 'update' suggestion was mine, not Mark's.  Check the headers.

At any rate, I'm glad that <sudo aptitude update> finally up/dated/
your package information and you can get on with your sudo aptitude
safe-upgrade> to upgrade your installation.

Cybe R. Wizard
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