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<div style<nowiki>=</nowiki>"color:darkred">The Amahi staff '''strongly''' recommends the  [[Amahi_8_Install|Amahi 8 Install from Scratch]] over the Amahi 8 Upgrade.<br />
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<div style<nowiki>=</nowiki>"color:darkred">The Amahi team strongly recommends [[Amahi_8_Install|installing from scratch]] over the upgrade.<br />
 
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There are too many variables involved to ensure success, therefore we can '''ONLY''' stress that you must accept risk that your Amahi Server could break if you perform the upgrade. We can  only provide limited support on a case-by-case basis!<br />
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We have tested the fairly clean upgrade cases (with no/few modifications), on virtual machines. In general there are too many variables involved to 100% ensure success. You must accept risk that your Amahi Server could break on upgrade.
 
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There have been successful cases with the upgrade, but those were systems that used [[Express Disc]] install for [[Amahi 7]]. There were no manual system modifications or applications installed when performing the upgrade.<br />
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  We can only provide limited support in the [https://forums.amahi.org forums] and [http://talk.amahi.org IRC], though in some cases only [[commercial support]]. We continue to recommend a new install over an upgrade as the best option.</div>}}
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Cases that have failed appear to be related to installed applications or manual modifications, such as [https://www.amahi.org/apps/VNC VNC] or Gnome Desktop added to the system.
 
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We are still investigating, but will continue to recommend a new install over an upgrade as the best option.</div><br/>}}
 
  
 
:'''NOTE:'''  There is no upgrade path from [[Fedora_14|Fedora 14]] or [[Ubuntu|Ubuntu 12.04 LTS]] to [[Amahi_8|Amahi 8]].  This will require a new install.  The [[HDA OS Migration Guide]] might be helpful.
 
:'''NOTE:'''  There is no upgrade path from [[Fedora_14|Fedora 14]] or [[Ubuntu|Ubuntu 12.04 LTS]] to [[Amahi_8|Amahi 8]].  This will require a new install.  The [[HDA OS Migration Guide]] might be helpful.
  
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= Upgrading Amahi 7 to Amahi 8 =
 
== Preparation ==
 
== Preparation ==
 
We '''recommend you turn on a temporary DHCP server''', (e.g. in your router) since the network may go down for the duration of the actual upgrade.
 
We '''recommend you turn on a temporary DHCP server''', (e.g. in your router) since the network may go down for the duration of the actual upgrade.
  
 
All commands are executes as <code>root</code> user or precede commands with <code>sudo</code>
 
All commands are executes as <code>root</code> user or precede commands with <code>sudo</code>
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* Apps should be uninstalled to ensure success
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* Works best if apps are uninstalled
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* Ensure you have your data backed up as a precaution
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* '''NOT ALL''' apps available in Amahi 7 are fully operational for Amahi 8.  Check the [https://www.amahi.org/apps App Store] before proceeding.
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* Back up your data as a precaution
 
* Update everything in the system:
 
* Update everything in the system:
 
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  reboot
 
  reboot
 
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* Follow with the upgrade below
 
  
 
== Execution ==
 
== Execution ==
 
Install the upgrade tool:
 
Install the upgrade tool:
 
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   sudo yum -y install fedup
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   yum -y install fedup
 
</div>
 
</div>
 
Do the live update over the network:
 
Do the live update over the network:
 
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   sudo fedup --network 21 --product=server
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   fedup --network 21 --product=server
 
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</div>
  
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:'''NOTE:''' If the upgrade does not let you due to issues with (for example) extra packages aded by Amahi-installed apps, you may want to add --nogpgcheck option, i.e.
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If the upgrade does not let you due to issues with (for example) extra packages added by Amahi-installed apps, you may want to add ''--nogpgcheck'' option, i.e.
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   sudo fedup --network 21 --product=server --nogpgcheck
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   fedup --network 21 --product=server --nogpgcheck
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You may see warnings similar to the following warning but you can ignore them for now.  We will clean it up before the upgrade is complete.
 
You may see warnings similar to the following warning but you can ignore them for now.  We will clean it up before the upgrade is complete.
 
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<div style="border: 1px solid #A3B1BF; padding: .8em 1em; background-color: #E6F2FF; margin: 0px 1em;">
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:<i>WARNING: problems were encountered during transaction test:
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<i><pre>WARNING: problems were encountered during transaction test:
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:broken dependencies
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broken dependencies
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:perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch requires perl-4:5.16.3-266.fc19.x86_64
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perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch requires perl-4:5.16.3-266.fc19.x86_64
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:ruby-mysql-2.8.2-9.fc19.x86_64 requires ruby-libs-2.0.0.353-16.fc19.x86_64
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ruby-mysql-2.8.2-9.fc19.x86_64 requires ruby-libs-2.0.0.353-16.fc19.x86_64
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:Continue with the upgrade at your own risk.</i></div><br />
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Continue with the upgrade at your own risk.</pre></i></div><br />
  
 
Once the previous fedup command is complete, reboot the server (the command will tell you):
 
Once the previous fedup command is complete, reboot the server (the command will tell you):
 
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   sudo reboot
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   shutdown -r now
 
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The actual upgrade will take place now, so you will not be able to access the server (or the network) until it is complete.
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The actual upgrade will take place now, so you will not be able to access the server (or possibly the network) until it is complete.
  
 
It would be good to have a monitor/keyboard on the system to cover the risk that the upgrade process becomes stuck somehow. This also should let you keep up with progress.
 
It would be good to have a monitor/keyboard on the system to cover the risk that the upgrade process becomes stuck somehow. This also should let you keep up with progress.
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Once the upgrade is complete, from the command line execute:
 
Once the upgrade is complete, from the command line execute:
 
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sudo yum check
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  yum check
 
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The following message or similar will be displayed:
 
The following message or similar will be displayed:
 
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:<i>perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch has missing requires of perl(:MODULE_COMPAT_5.16.2)
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<i><pre>perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch has missing requires of perl(:MODULE_COMPAT_5.16.2)
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:ruby-mysql-2.8.2-9.fc19.x86_64 has missing requires of libruby.so.2.0()(64bit)
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ruby-mysql-2.8.2-9.fc19.x86_64 has missing requires of libruby.so.2.0()(64bit)
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:Error: check all</i></div><br />
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Error: check all</pre></i></div><br />
  
 
To correct these issues, remove the two bad packages (though this could be dangerous if you had a lot of apps installed (in which case we do not recommend it):
 
To correct these issues, remove the two bad packages (though this could be dangerous if you had a lot of apps installed (in which case we do not recommend it):
 
<div style="border: 1px solid #A3B1BF; padding: .5em 1em; color: #000; background-color: #E6F2FF; margin: 3px 3px 1em 3px; text-align: left">
 
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sudo yum remove perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch ruby-mysql.x86_64
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  yum remove perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch ruby-mysql.x86_64
 
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Ensure all the problems are corrected and execute:
 
Ensure all the problems are corrected and execute:
 
<div style="border: 1px solid #A3B1BF; padding: .5em 1em; color: #000; background-color: #E6F2FF; margin: 3px 3px 1em 3px; text-align: left">
 
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sudo yum check
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  yum check
 
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The response should be <code>check all</code> which indicates everything is correct.
 
The response should be <code>check all</code> which indicates everything is correct.
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Ref:  [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedUp FedUp Wiki]
 
Ref:  [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedUp FedUp Wiki]
  
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== Troubleshooting ==
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= Troubleshooting =
 
Visit the [[troubleshooting]] page if you find yourself in trouble.
 
Visit the [[troubleshooting]] page if you find yourself in trouble.
  
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= Reference =
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Go back to the [[Amahi_8|Amahi 8]] page.
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Refer to the [[HDA Admin How To]] page for Amahi Server administrator guidance.

Latest revision as of 04:41, 29 December 2016

Warning.png WARNING
Amahi 8 for Fedora 21
Maintenance Support ONLY!

Please use a supported release!


Warning!
The Amahi team strongly recommends installing from scratch over the upgrade.


We have tested the fairly clean upgrade cases (with no/few modifications), on virtual machines. In general there are too many variables involved to 100% ensure success. You must accept risk that your Amahi Server could break on upgrade.

We can only provide limited support in the forums and IRC, though in some cases only commercial support. We continue to recommend a new install over an upgrade as the best option.


NOTE: There is no upgrade path from Fedora 14 or Ubuntu 12.04 LTS to Amahi 8. This will require a new install. The HDA OS Migration Guide might be helpful.

Upgrading Amahi 7 to Amahi 8

Preparation

We recommend you turn on a temporary DHCP server, (e.g. in your router) since the network may go down for the duration of the actual upgrade.

All commands are executes as root user or precede commands with sudo

  • Works best if apps are uninstalled
  • NOT ALL apps available in Amahi 7 are fully operational for Amahi 8. Check the App Store before proceeding.
  • Back up your data as a precaution
  • Update everything in the system:
yum -y update
  • Reboot to pick up new kernels, etc:
reboot
  • Update everything in the system again:
yum -y update
  • If there are any updates, do it again. If there are new kernels, reboot:
reboot

Execution

Install the upgrade tool: 

 yum -y install fedup

Do the live update over the network: 

 fedup --network 21 --product=server

If the upgrade does not let you due to issues with (for example) extra packages added by Amahi-installed apps, you may want to add --nogpgcheck option, i.e. 

 fedup  --network 21 --product=server --nogpgcheck

You may see warnings similar to the following warning but you can ignore them for now. We will clean it up before the upgrade is complete. 

WARNING: problems were encountered during transaction test:
broken dependencies
perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch requires perl-4:5.16.3-266.fc19.x86_64
ruby-mysql-2.8.2-9.fc19.x86_64 requires ruby-libs-2.0.0.353-16.fc19.x86_64
Continue with the upgrade at your own risk.


Once the previous fedup command is complete, reboot the server (the command will tell you): 

 shutdown -r now

The actual upgrade will take place now, so you will not be able to access the server (or possibly the network) until it is complete.

It would be good to have a monitor/keyboard on the system to cover the risk that the upgrade process becomes stuck somehow. This also should let you keep up with progress.

Be aware it may take 15 to 30 minutes at a minimum for the upgrade to complete, depending on your hardware.

Once the upgrade is complete, from the command line execute: 

 yum check

The following message or similar will be displayed: 

perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch has missing requires of perl(:MODULE_COMPAT_5.16.2)
ruby-mysql-2.8.2-9.fc19.x86_64 has missing requires of libruby.so.2.0()(64bit)
Error: check all


To correct these issues, remove the two bad packages (though this could be dangerous if you had a lot of apps installed (in which case we do not recommend it): 

 yum remove perl-PlRPC-0.2020-13.fc19.noarch ruby-mysql.x86_64

Ensure all the problems are corrected and execute: 

 yum check

The response should be check all which indicates everything is correct.

Now check the functionality of the Amahi dashboard after you get a DHCP lease from your HDA in your client(s). If the process completed successfully, you are now running Fedora 21 with the latest Amahi platform.


Ref: FedUp Wiki

Troubleshooting

Visit the troubleshooting page if you find yourself in trouble.

Reference

Refer to the HDA Admin How To page for Amahi Server administrator guidance.

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