Thank you. Unfortunately, I have no info in my mail. I tried fsck, but all seems clean. I have also tried to upgrade with "sysupgrade -fs" (after deleting "/usr" contents), but that did not help.
I am a little bit lost as to how to fix it, since I am not sure where the error comes from. > On 25 Dec 2025, at 16:48, Jan Stary <[email protected]> wrote: > > The (non)upgrade report should be in your mail. > > I have had that happen when e.g. a filesystem was not clean; > basicaly, whatever fails during the automated update, > it will not be happening. And some machines are known > to behave differently with various peripherals detached. > > Jan
