Updating the os: Revision history

2 July 2024

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• curprev 19:5619:56, 25 January 2024‎ Virtualsky talk contribs‎ 6,890 bytes +6,890‎ Created page with "Updating an operating system usually means bringing all its components up to date. Next, refer to the appropriate section: OS Upgrade or Upgrade to the next OS version. == OS Update == You can perform the update using the following commands <source lang=bash> # apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade && update-kernel </source> or with one command <source lang=bash> # epm full-upgrade </source> {{cmd|epm full-upgrade}} will take all actions to update all installed comp..."