From: robin_listas@es.invalid   
      
   On 01/06/2019 21.00, Sidney_Kotic wrote:   
   > On 6/1/19 9:36 AM, Carlos E.R. wrote:   
   >   
   >> But you do not update Leap 15.1 (released) using zypper dup, ever. You   
   >> have to use zypper patch or zypper up, depending on your intentions.   
   >   
   > I think there's miscommunication here.  The machine updated itself from   
   > 15.1beta to 15.1 somewhere along the line (everything says 15.1 and all   
   > the beta references are gone).  My process is to run yast, after it's   
   > done doing whatever it thinks needs to be done I then run zypper.    
   > zypper tends to mostly update multimedia things (VLC, HandBrake,   
   > deadbeef, *player, audacity, codecs, etc.).   
   >   
      
   But at this point, you can not do "zypper dup".  No matter how you got   
   to 15.1 final, no more "zypper dup".   
      
      
   >> I think that you have to unlock that package. I doubt that the update   
   >> would recommend that. A human person, perhaps, for definite reasons.   
   >   
   > Oh it definitely told me to not use that package and lock it.    
      
   Impossible.   
      
   It may be that at one point there was a conflict and it gave you a list   
   of options. That one of the options say "please lock this package", I   
   have never seen or heard about.   
      
   It may tell you the reverse: I can't go on because such package is locked.   
      
   > I started   
   > and restarted the install process probably 6 or 8 or more times, the   
   > machine was bought without an OS on it so there wasn't any reason to be   
   > gentle.  I'd installed 15.0 on it, and discovered the WiFi wouldn't come   
   > up.  After that I installed versions of Fedora, Ubuntu, and Debian.    
   > Leap was the only one which warned me about the video.   
   >   
   > Tell you what, I'm going to upgrade the 2 machines running 42.3 and then   
   > blow this one away and reinstall the OS (I'd planned on it anyhow).    
   > This will take me a week, or more, since I've got the machine busy right   
   > now and it's summertime which means I should be outside playing. I have   
   > a few other things to work out, I can't access the other 15.1 machine   
   > via ssh since it's upgrade, problems with a Blu-Ray player (new   
   > hardware, might be just me), and so on.   
      
   Ok, that's a plan.   
      
   --   
   Cheers, Carlos.   
      
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