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<br><br>> Date: Sat, 4 Jun 2011 04:45:12 -0500<br>> From: jordon@envygeeks.com<br>> To: ubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com<br>> Subject: Re: The problem ubuntu/canonical needs to address<br>> <br>> On 6/4/2011 3:30 AM, arif tuhin wrote:<br>> > Actually i have one Xen VM which was upgraded from hardy to Lucid and<br>> > refused startX :). Although it was minor issue , solved after applying a<br>> > patch to xorg libraries.<br>> <br>> > Another problem regarding online upgrade which is not ubuntu's fault is<br>> > many mirrors stays behind/not properly synced the master mirror. Some<br>> > times it gives a false scenario when someone is upgrading. You may<br>> > think you are updated and ready to jump distribution, but in practice<br>> > couple of your packages will surely break. It happened to me once. My<br>> > local mirror was shipping new iso, but the erlier version packages were<br>> > behind by two weeks. After i upgraded it broke gnome panel and compiz.<br>> > After some tweaking it was ok.<br>> <br>> You can't blame Ubuntu for a Xen issue and that is a classic *Xen*<br>> issue. Regardless of whether or not you would like it to be it's not<br>> Ubuntu's fault and never will be. It also depends on who and how your<br>> hypervisor is setup and how your images are setup too.<br>> <br>> If a package is two weeks out of date on a mirror you need to contact<br>> #ubuntu-mirrors on irc.freenode.net or email mirrors@ubuntu.com and let<br>> them know. If I remember right, mirrors are asked to update every 6<br>> hours, but 2 weeks is unacceptable by even the worst sysadmins standards<br>> and I'm sure the mirror admins will not put up with that.<br>> <br>> -- <br>> ubuntu-users mailing list<br>> ubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com<br>> Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-users<br><br>I'm not trying to blame anyone. I'm not a paid subscriber of canonical . So i do not think "blaming" is the right phrase to put here. I've been using ubuntu for nearly four years . I dont have any complains to ubuntu/canonical. I just want <br>canonical to succeed in business. Its a wish which comes from the acknowledgement to the ubuntu project. I'm just sharing my thoughts(Although the list is not meant for general discussion, i guess i'm guilty of that :)). <br><br>And i've tried to contact my mirror administrator (mirrors.ispros.com.bd/ubuntu) . In the web page they put up with the mirror to take feedback , my question about not synced mirror was put on hold for a long time and never answered. <br> <br> </body>
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