#16 and #13 - Do **NOT** upgrade using that method. i tried, and it
messed up Ubuntu for me. Going to reinstall, but **DON'T** do it that
way! It'd be much better if you upgraded using the install disk.
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Also, by messed up I mean not being able to boot at all. Doesn't even
show any errors.
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Title:
unable to upgrade to 15.04 due to libstdc++6 SRU
#13 - Mind explaining how you did? Trying to do it on mine fails with
existing packages saying they need 4.9.3.
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Title:
unable to upgrade to
Public bug reported:
When trying to upgrade Ubuntu either through the terminal (sudo do-
release-upgrade) or through the software updater, it will fail just
after starting saying that "An unresolvable error occurred while
calculating the upgrade" and it can't continue.
The error I got is this:
