Question #272486 on Epoptes changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/epoptes/+question/272486
Status: Open => Answered
Alkis Georgopoulos proposed the following answer:
Hi David,
`sudo apt-get upgrade` is the "wrong" command to run. It means "update
any packages but don't install any new dependencies" they might have.
This can cause partial upgrades and leave the system in a suboptimal
state.
The correct command is `sudo apt-get dist-upgrade`. This ensures that a
complete update is made, and allows epoptes e.g. to install the new
python-netifaces it needs to fix WOL issues.
That is what the graphical update-manager does as well, for people not using
the console to upgrade.
`apt-get dist-upgrade` is to get normal updates and is not to be
confused with `do-release-upgrade`, which does distro upgrades from e.g.
12.04 to 14.04.
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