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How to pkg upgrade on freenas ( unix )-unix and linux?


Asked by Helen Melton on Dec 14, 2021 Linux



Then I created a volume (ZFS) over 3*5TB harddisks. Last I logged in via ssh as root and tried to pkg upgrade all packages. This wouldn't work:
Additionally,
Now, however, the newer packages all have a numerical different suffix in their name, When I try to run pkg upgrade for one of them, I receive a message saying that "that package isn't installed, can't upgrade." I'm assuming that has to do with the differences in names.
In fact, Should I use pkg-upgrade or uninstall the old packages using pkg delete and install a fresh copy? Thanks. First, what you are doing is extremely dangerous for a pfSense firewall.
Just so,
We should have root privileges in order to complete update operation so we will use sudo before upgrade command. dist-upgrade command is very similar to upgrade command. This command will upgrade too but during upgrade there will be some prompts related with package configuration.
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Dist-Upgrade. dist-upgrade command is very similar to upgrade command. This command will upgrade too but during upgrade there will be some prompts related with package configuration. In dist-upgrade this questions will be answered automatically by apt which will make our upgrade operation more easy and intelligent. $ sudo apt dist-upgrade.