I'm following the instructions to upgrade from mint 17.3 to mint 18 and i get this message when trying to install mintupgrade..
Here is from my terminal...
danny@diningRoom ~ $ sudo apt install mintupgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package mintupgrade
unable to locate package mintupgrade
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neomaxi
unable to locate package mintupgrade
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Re: unable to locate package mintupgrade
Hello neomaxi - Go into Software Sources and make sure you are using the default mirrors. Click the tab on the bottom of the panel to select the defaults, then update the cache.
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neomaxi
Re: unable to locate package mintupgrade
I did this and still get same error?Derek_S wrote:Hello neomaxi - Go into Software Sources and make sure you are using the default mirrors. Click the tab on the bottom of the panel to select the defaults, then update the cache.
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IanDSamson
Re: unable to locate package mintupgrade
Yup, I have some users on Linux Mint Cinnamon group on Facebook who are also experiencing the same issue, yet their Software Sources is set to the default.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/linux.mint.cinnamon
Can someone please assist?
https://www.facebook.com/groups/linux.mint.cinnamon
Can someone please assist?