Tried to upgrade from Debian squeeze to wheezy and am stuck. Read and tried following a couple of tutorials including the one available here on howtoforge. Currently getting this: using apt-get -f install suggests: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 289 to remove and 0 not upgraded. 5 not fully installed or removed. After this operation, 461 MB disk space will be freed. So I did not go forward with that. Any hints? Google only gives me 2 viable results and both have no real solution.
making slowly progress: - edited my sources list, put it all back to SQUEEZE then tried this: result: THEN using this tutorial: http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-upgrade-debian-squeeze-to-wheezy I changes my sources to match WHEEZY then did an apt-get upgrade which resulted in: did apt-get upgrade again and saw this: YES, I did use dotdeb at some stage so I removed mysql-client-core-5.5: I followed up with an apt-get dist-upgrade and was told all is well but: and after going through with this, I hit an error which I missed copy/pasting saying something about some libc library needing a 2.6 kernel and I am supposed to add some "LENNY" sources to my sources list but Lenny is way outdated, WTF? so currently I'm back to this: and then I tried this which brings me back to my original libc6 problem so I guess I'll just have ot go all the way back to squeeze !?
This didn't give any errors apparently so I started it: BUT it still resulted in one: So it looks like I need to upgrade my kernel:
Found a possible explanation for this but need confirmation: this server is a small VPS from Server4You and I "think" its a XEN VPS so I cannot upgrade my kernel unless they upgrade the host kernel or am I wrong here? Will contact support and ask.
