1) type
su
to be a root user.2) run command
yum update rpm
3) run command
yum -y update
to make sure upgrading Fedora 13 to the latest version. If new Fedora 13 kernel is installed at this step, reboot
is required. 4) run command
yum clean all
5) run command
yum -install preupgrade
6) run command
preupgrade-cli
and find the valid entry 7) run command
preupgrade-cli "Fedora 14 (Laughlin)"
8) answered
yes
during the upgrading and waited patiently. The only problem I got is that
preupgrade
GUI does not work. It shows the windows. But, I can not make selection in its drop down box. So, I use preupgrade-cli
and it works. I installed both GNOME and KDE in my Fedora 13. preupgrade-cli
upgraded my desktop environment too. Btw, I think we need to leave enough spare space on hard drive for upgrading as I saw somebody complain the upgrade command does not work and the error message shows the enough hard drive space.
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