Hi, I just upgraded 20 to 21 without any notable issues. I then started upgrading to 22 ( fedup-cli --network 22 --debuglog /root/21to22.debug.log) but ran into issues.
All packages were fetched but upon restart the computer froze before and installation could begin. I rebooted but now the option to boot from the System update (fedup) was not present. I booted into Fedora 21 and everything appears normal (apart from my bash prompt which looks very strange: "]777;notify;Command completed;sudo package-cleanup --dupes[username@computer ~]$"). If I try to start fedup again I get: fedup-cli: error: argument --network: version must be higher than 22 and package-cleanup --dupes shows that I have both 21 and 22 of all packages. What is the best thing to do here? Can I clean out everyting 22 related and start again? Or can I get back into the install process somehow? Thanks for any hints. /Henrik
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