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<ol><li>You may  wish to make a back up of your current installation. One option is with '''partimage'''.</li></ol>
 
<ol><li>You may  wish to make a back up of your current installation. One option is with '''partimage'''.</li></ol>
  
[http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/partimage Psychocats ~ Using PartImage in Ubuntu]
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[[http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/partimage|Psychocats ~ Using PartImage in Ubuntu]]
 
<ol><li>You can preserve you user data and personal settings if you use a '''separate home partition'''. If you do not currently do not have a separate home partition you can easily create one.</li></ol>
 
<ol><li>You can preserve you user data and personal settings if you use a '''separate home partition'''. If you do not currently do not have a separate home partition you can easily create one.</li></ol>
  
[http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome Psychocats ~ Create a separate /home partition in Ubuntu]
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[[http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome|Psychocats ~ Create a separate /home partition in Ubuntu]]
 
<ol><li>Create a lists of your currently installed packages.</li></ol>
 
<ol><li>Create a lists of your currently installed packages.</li></ol>
  

2008年10月19日 (日) 05:13的版本

Upgrade To a Fresh Feisty Install

Please note - This method is intended for those wishing to perform a fresh install of Feisty but maintain their user data and installed applications.

  1. You may wish to make a back up of your current installation. One option is with partimage.

[~ Using PartImage in Ubuntu]

  1. You can preserve you user data and personal settings if you use a separate home partition. If you do not currently do not have a separate home partition you can easily create one.

[~ Create a separate /home partition in Ubuntu]

  1. Create a lists of your currently installed packages.
  dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall > ubuntu-packages
  

Note: That is two - - in front of "get-selections" with no space.

  1. Save this file ubuntu-packages on an external media (usb/floppy/cd).
  2. Download and install Feisty. If you have a separate /home partition, mount it at /home DO NOT FORMAT IT.
  3. Copy ubuntu-packages from your external media back to your home directory.
  4. Restore your packages. First enable your repositories. Then, in a terminal,
  sudo aptitude update
  sudo dpkg --set-selections < ubuntu-packages
  sudo dselect
  

Note: That is two - - in front of "set-selections" with no space. viola