On 9/11, I had already “wrongfully” selected Debian’s new modified version then later saw dolphin’s post “Debian 11.5 grub update” in “MX News and Announcements.”; but luckily I performed a Timeshift snapshot about a week ago, so I restored, then followed the advice given in the post.
https://forum.mxlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=71679
Additionally, I made a new MX Snapshot as it may? have also contained a bad mx-snapshot, possibly version ….01 --- mx-snapshot (22.9.01 => 22.9.02)
When upgrading choose maintainers version or default.
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Ironfighter
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Re: When upgrading choose maintainers version or default.
Well I selected the N option and rebooted without any problems however my selection screen has changed from black to blue. The little box is now clear - not green so all seems to be well for me.
"To achieve the greatest result, seek the quintessential"
General Shi Jue, late president of the Tai Chi Chuan Society of the Republic of China
General Shi Jue, late president of the Tai Chi Chuan Society of the Republic of China
Re: When upgrading choose maintainers version or default.
+1. Useful for many things, this sort not least.MXRobo wrote: Mon Sep 12, 2022 10:14 pm ... luckily I performed a Timeshift snapshot about a week ago
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rokytnji.1
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Re: When upgrading choose maintainers version or default.
Just for info. Old config file is kept with a label ending ending in .old.
Easy enough to restore for me.
Easy enough to restore for me.