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nitrc-ce > RE: NITRC-CE, upgrade of Ubuntu 12.04
Nov 3, 2016 12:11 PM | NITRC Moderator
RE: NITRC-CE, upgrade of Ubuntu 12.04
As far as your options go:
1. You could try upgrading your machine directly, but I expect there will be dependency issues when you're done, although depending on the software you're using, they might not affect you. If you try this, take a snapshot before you start so you can roll back the machine if you need to.
2. In general, no; the install scripts are intended to be run on fresh Ubuntu installs.
3. This is probably the safest option, but as you say, it will take a little time to build and then you will have to move your data across. A shared (host-based) directory can help with this so you don't have to copy the data from one VM to another.
1. You could try upgrading your machine directly, but I expect there will be dependency issues when you're done, although depending on the software you're using, they might not affect you. If you try this, take a snapshot before you start so you can roll back the machine if you need to.
2. In general, no; the install scripts are intended to be run on fresh Ubuntu installs.
3. This is probably the safest option, but as you say, it will take a little time to build and then you will have to move your data across. A shared (host-based) directory can help with this so you don't have to copy the data from one VM to another.
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