Yup, I just found that page.  Thanks for the fast response though.  There
are some words on the download page at the mirror I tried today that refer
to this.  Perhaps I just did not see them yesterday.

Just a clarification though.  I do remember that you said you had used the
update manager just as I know the announcement refers to one.  The question
relly came back to where / how did noe get it.  With no one mentioning a
source (CD, URL, Release Note instructions, etc) one is left to search for
instructions or just try things.  I certainly don't expect everyone to write
books on the HOWs, but when I did not find a HOW I did ask.  In any case,
the URL is appreciated.  Thanks.

On 6/6/06, Austin Godber <godber@uberhip.com> wrote:
>
> I believe I mentioned that I used the "update-manager" ... heres some
>
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades
>
> Austin
>
> Dazed_75 wrote:
> > I've been following this discussion about the results people are seeing
> but
> > no one seems to mention the procedure they are using.  I find that
> curious
> > in that a search on the Ubuntu web site seems to only give the procedure
> > from BEFORE release where you issued a command to include pre-release
> > repositories.  Oh, I did see some references about change "breezy" to
> > "dapper" in a file but it also was not clear about the whole procedure.
> >
> > Now I have not downloaded the CD image to see if using it detects your
> > current installation and offers to upgrade but one would expect to see
> more
> > info than that there is a new tool you can use to do an upgrade.  I'll
> dl
> > and make a CD tonight, but if any of you experts could point me at any
> > clear
> > instructions for doing the Breezy -> Dapper upgrade, I would appreciate
> it.
> >
> <snip>




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