Upgrade of Ubuntu In Terminal (CLI) type: Sudo apt get Use RPM.

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Upgrade of Ubuntu • In Terminal (CLI) type: • Sudo apt get • Use RPM

Transcript of Upgrade of Ubuntu In Terminal (CLI) type: Sudo apt get Use RPM.

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Upgrade of Ubuntu

• In Terminal (CLI) type:• Sudo apt get• Use RPM

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Back Up Procedures

1. Obtain ? How? (SIF)2. Allocate – location and media3. Perform the Back UP. Explain Back Up wizard here with screenshots4. Perform Sxxxxxxx Rxxxxxxxx. Explain it here with screenshots5. Make sure that data . Explain Check Sum and how it works here.6. Obtain User Sxxx Oxx – also called handover (explain the importance of this) (SIF)

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Back Up Procedures

• 1. Obtain permission from ? How? (SIF)• 2. Allocate storage – location and media• 3. Perform the Back UP. Explain Back Up wizard here

with screenshots• 4. Perform System Restore. Explain System Restore

here with screenshots• 5. Make sure that data retains integrity. Explain Check

Sum and how it works here.• 6. Obtain User Sign Off (explain the importance of

this) (SIF)

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Back Out Procedure Notes

• What to do if there are problems with the installation:

• 1. Create a bxxxxxxxxxxx. (Explain here the difference between a full, differential and incremental backup).

• 2. Create a Rxxxxx Pxxxxxxx.• 3. Create an ixxxxxx (See Ixxxxxxxxxx sheet)

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Back Out Procedure Notes

• What to do if there are problems with the installation:

• 1. Create a back up. (Explain here the difference between a full, differential and incremental backup).

• 2. Create a Restore Point.• 3. Create an image (See Imaging sheet)

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Back Out Procedure continued

Timings: • Pre-Installation – no data has been lost so just xxxxxxxxxxxx

the installation• Mid-Installation/upgrade – data may be lost so take an

image, restore point and backup of Ox, axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, dxxx, rxxxxxxxx and dxxxxxxx

• Post-Installation – Use the Uxxxxxxxxx option. Then schedule a fxxxxxx installation.

• Linux – back outs for Open Source OS(Research here what RPM – e and APT means)• Finally test the system

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Back Out Procedure continued

• Timings: Pre-Installation – no data has been lost so just reschedule the installation

• Mid-Installation/upgrade – data may be lost so take an image and backup of OS, applications, data, registry and drivers

• Post-Installation – Use the Uninstall option• Linux – (Research here what RPM – e and APT

means)• Finally test the system

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