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After the upgrade most of my packages are from Fedora 23 as expected, but some are still from fc22, most of which seem to be from Rpmfusion.
# rpm -qa |grep fc23.x86_64|wc -l
1499
# rpm -qa |grep fc22.x86_64|wc -l
68
The file /etc/redhat-release comes from this package. Did you upgrade this one?
# rpm -qf /etc/redhat-release
fedora-release-23-0.17.noarch
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
After the upgrade most of my packages are from Fedora 23 as expected, but some are still from fc22, most of which seem to be from Rpmfusion.
# rpm -qa |grep fc23.x86_64|wc -l
1499
# rpm -qa |grep fc22.x86_64|wc -l
68
The file /etc/redhat-release comes from this package. Did you upgrade this one?
# rpm -qf /etc/redhat-release
fedora-release-23-0.17.noarch
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
After the upgrade most of my packages are from Fedora 23 as expected, but some are still from fc22, most of which seem to be from Rpmfusion.
# rpm -qa |grep fc23.x86_64|wc -l
1499
# rpm -qa |grep fc22.x86_64|wc -l
68
The file /etc/redhat-release comes from this package. Did you upgrade this one?
# rpm -qf /etc/redhat-release
fedora-release-23-0.17.noarch
I used
fedup --network 23
to upgrade because the way described in . https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Upgrading_Fedora_using_yum#Fedora_22_-.3E_Fedora_23 did not work because of unresolved dependencies.
