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update problem #28
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You did not apply the pre-update errata/patch which we published in both the release announcement[1] as well as the graphical update manager (19.05+). https://project-trident.org/post/2019-06-28_19.06_available/ |
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this do not work at all I try it :( |
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Could you please be more specific? What were the steps you tried and what didn’t work?
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first when trying to install from usb - mouse do not respond at all Ican not continue
second
I perform
sudo pkg -fy install sysup
and again do not work
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…On Jul 2 2019, at 2:17 pm, Maksym Stetsyuk ***@***.***> wrote:
Could you please be more specific? What were the steps you tried and what didn’t work?
The steps should’ve been in this order:
Rollback to previous BE, by selecting it via bootmgr (option 7)
Ensure broken BE (U6) is removed; via trident-updatemgr GUI
sudo pkg -fy install sysup
Check & start upgrade via trident-updatemgr GUI
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From 19.05 Boot environment:
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ok Now I am doing this .. will tell you if it get OK
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From 19.05 Boot environment:
Run: sudo pkg install -fy sysup
This will bootstrap the newer version of the update utility
Run: sudo sysup -update
This will perform the updates (previously downloaded files will be re-used, so this should not take long at all)
Run: shutdown -r now
This will reboot the system to finish applying updates
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sysadm service do not running ..
this is the result
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ok Now I am doing this .. will tell you if it get OK
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> From 19.05 Boot environment:
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> Run: sudo pkg install -fy sysup
> This will bootstrap the newer version of the update utility
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> Run: sudo sysup -update
> This will perform the updates (previously downloaded files will be re-used, so this should not take long at all)
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> Run: shutdown -r now
> This will reboot the system to finish applying updates
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how to start sysadm
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sysadm service do not running ..
this is the result
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> ok Now I am doing this .. will tell you if it get OK
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> Sent from Mailspring (https://getmailspring.com/), the best free email app for work
> On Jul 2 2019, at 7:45 pm, Ken Moore ***@***.***> wrote:
> > From 19.05 Boot environment:
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> > Run: sudo pkg install -fy sysup
> > This will bootstrap the newer version of the update utility
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> > Run: sudo sysup -update
> > This will perform the updates (previously downloaded files will be re-used, so this should not take long at all)
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> > Run: shutdown -r now
> > This will reboot the system to finish applying updates
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If your users/groups are working properly now, that means the update succeeded, but your system might be one of the ones that is impacted by a bug in the "devmatch" service from upstream TrueOS. Verify the problem:
Fix the problem:
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yes thank you - this fix everything :)
now it is working fine
Thank you again
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…On Jul 2 2019, at 8:37 pm, Ken Moore ***@***.***> wrote:
If your users/groups are working properly now, that means the update succeeded, but your system might be one of the ones that is impacted by a bug in the "devmatch" service from upstream TrueOS.
Verify the problem:
Run rc-status and see if the "devmatch" and "network" services are listed as "stopped"
Fix the problem:
Run sudo edit /etc/rc.conf.d/trident.conf to open up a text editor on that file.
Find the line which looks like this: "rc_network_need=devmatch"
Put an "#" at the beginning of that line.
Hit the escape key and follow the prompts to save and quit the editor.
Run "shutdown -r now" to reboot the system.
Everything should properly startup again, including the network service and sysadm.
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I made donation of 5 $
thank you again
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…On Jul 2 2019, at 8:47 pm, stanislav bozhikov ***@***.***> wrote:
yes thank you - this fix everything :)
now it is working fine
Thank you again
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On Jul 2 2019, at 8:37 pm, Ken Moore ***@***.***> wrote:
> If your users/groups are working properly now, that means the update succeeded, but your system might be one of the ones that is impacted by a bug in the "devmatch" service from upstream TrueOS.
>
> Verify the problem:
> Run rc-status and see if the "devmatch" and "network" services are listed as "stopped"
> Fix the problem:
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> Run sudo edit /etc/rc.conf.d/trident.conf to open up a text editor on that file.
> Find the line which looks like this: "rc_network_need=devmatch"
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> Put an "#" at the beginning of that line.
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> Hit the escape key and follow the prompts to save and quit the editor.
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> Run "shutdown -r now" to reboot the system.
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> Everything should properly startup again, including the network service and sysadm.
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When trying to update from 19.05 to 19.06 - it get nonworking system.
sudo useres are out - have to re-enable them.
sysadm service do not work
no restart
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