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I followed your instructions under Minted [Mailserver, p13 LXF217], including refreshing the APT cache using ‘Refresh’ in the UpdateManager until I got the ‘Your system is up to date’
message but failed. Here are the results: / $ apt install mintupgrade Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package mintupgrade
I am running Mint 17.1 Rebecca with Kernel Linux 3.13.0.24-generic on a Lenovo-G710. I would be most grateful for any suggestions that you have, please. Lyn,Glamorgan Jonni says: Apologies, this has been filed under Neil is a lumbering dolt [what was that?!— Ed]. The mintupgrade tool is only available on Mint 17.3, so your upgrade path will look like 17.1 > 17.3 > 18. It may be simpler to just back up your user data and do a clean installation of Mint 18. If that’s not what you want then we’d still recommend backing up before attempting the upgrades. Once that’s done open the Update
Manager, go to Edit > Upgrade to Linux Mint 17.3 Rosa.
After a lot of activity and a reboot, you should be on 17.3, at which point the mintupgrade package should be installable. Hope that helps, and best of luck with the upgrade! LXF