Went through the usual steps, finally reached
        $ sudo dnf system-upgrade download --releasever=44 --setopt=keepcache=1 
--allowerasing --best
        $ sudo dnf5 offline reboot

and the system rebooted directly into the usual f42 login, no indication of 
upgrade anywhere in the logs.

$ sudo dnf5 offline status
An offline transaction was initiated by the following command:
        dnf system-upgrade download --releasever=44 --setopt=keepcache=1 
--allowerasing --best
Run `dnf5 offline reboot` to reboot and perform the offline transaction.

So it knows...

Repeating the system-upgrade command says it is already queued, but will now be 
replaced. Same failure to upgrade.

Should I see something in the grub menu? There is nothing new in /boot at all.

What should I looks at?

TIA

Note 1:

First time through there was an error
        Transaction failed: Rpm transaction failed.
          - file /usr/lib64/libkdnssd.so.1.0.0 from install of 
kdelibs3-3.5.10-135.fc44.x86_64 conflicts with file from package 
kdnssd-avahi-0.1.3-0.44.20080116svn.fc40.x86_64
so, following 'net comments that kdnssd-avahi is no more, I:
        $ sudo dnf remove kdnssd-avahi

Ended removing kdnssd-avahi.

The update lists some removals:
Removing dependent packages:
 javascriptcoregtk4.0        x86_64        2.47.2-3.fc42      fedora      28.8 
MiB
 kdelibs-webkit              x86_64        6:4.14.38-47.fc42  fedora     191.9 
KiB
 python3-parameterized       noarch        0.9.0-11.fc42      fedora     197.6 
KiB
 python3-remoto              noarch        1.2.1-11.fc41      fedora     119.8 
KiB
 python3-toml                noarch        0.10.2-21.fc42     fedora     128.5 
KiB
 scala                       noarch        2.13.12-7.fc40     fedora       9.5 
MiB
 webkit2gtk4.0               x86_64        2.47.2-3.fc42      fedora      80.6 
MiB

Note 2:
        This is a KVM image and it was upgraded this way many times without any 
problem before.


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Eyal at Home ([email protected])

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