Hello all, is it normal to receive a fedora-36 Update prompt even after EOL? From what i know and have read there will be no more updates.
Any thoughts on this? could it indicate something negative?
Hello all, is it normal to receive a fedora-36 Update prompt even after EOL? From what i know and have read there will be no more updates.
Any thoughts on this? could it indicate something negative?
It would be good to state here which specific packages and versions of them “need/would be” update(d).
Idk, How do i find out? Do i proceed with the update in order to find out?
Idk, How do i find out? Do i proceed with the update in order to find out?
You can open its terminal and enter
sudo dnf update
Before you confirm the update, it should tell you which packages are going to be updated.
Updating fedora-36
ID: dnf-and-rpm
Function: pkg.installed
Result: True
Comment: All specified packages are already installed and are at the desired version
Started: 13:26:21.333870
Duration: 4404.798 ms
Changes:
ID: /usr/lib/rpm/macros.d/macros.qubes
Function: file.absent
Result: True
Comment: File /usr/lib/rpm/macros.d/macros.qubes is not present
Started: 13:26:25.779914
Duration: 0.878 ms
Changes:
ID: dnf-makecache
Function: cmd.script
Result: True
Comment: DNF cache successfully created
Started: 13:26:25.785543
Duration: 22763.922 ms
Changes:
ID: Disable deltarpm
Function: cmd.run
Name: echo deltarpm=False >> /etc/dnf/dnf.conf
Result: True
Comment: unless condition is true
Started: 13:26:48.549796
Duration: 2263.364 ms
Changes:
ID: update
Function: pkg.uptodate
Result: True
Comment: Upgrade ran successfully
Started: 13:26:50.813929
Duration: 88187.384 ms
Changes:
----------
python3-dnf-plugins-qubes-hooks:
----------
new:
4.1.42-1.fc36
old:
4.1.41-1.fc36
qubes-core-agent:
----------
new:
4.1.42-1.fc36
old:
4.1.41-1.fc36
qubes-core-agent-dom0-updates:
----------
new:
4.1.42-1.fc36
old:
4.1.41-1.fc36
qubes-core-agent-nautilus:
----------
new:
4.1.42-1.fc36
old:
4.1.41-1.fc36
qubes-core-agent-network-manager:
----------
new:
4.1.42-1.fc36
old:
4.1.41-1.fc36
qubes-core-agent-networking:
----------
new:
4.1.42-1.fc36
old:
4.1.41-1.fc36
qubes-core-agent-passwordless-root:
----------
new:
4.1.42-1.fc36
old:
4.1.41-1.fc36
qubes-core-agent-systemd:
----------
new:
4.1.42-1.fc36
old:
4.1.41-1.fc36
qubes-core-qrexec:
----------
new:
4.1.22-1.fc36
old:
4.1.21-1.fc36
qubes-core-qrexec-libs:
----------
new:
4.1.22-1.fc36
old:
4.1.21-1.fc36
qubes-core-qrexec-vm:
----------
new:
4.1.22-1.fc36
old:
4.1.21-1.fc36
ID: notify-updates
Function: cmd.run
Name: /usr/lib/qubes/upgrades-status-notify
Result: True
Comment: Command "/usr/lib/qubes/upgrades-status-notify" run
Started: 13:28:19.004591
Duration: 7649.318 ms
Changes:
----------
pid:
4050
retcode:
0
stderr:
stdout:
Total states run: 6
Total run time: 125.270 s
These are all updates coming from the Qubes team, not from Fedora.
okay so I guess its safe. Thanks for the help
Well, it is not Qubes specific, but you can run
sudo dnf list upgrades
That is exactly why I asked, because I suspected these were Qubes updates. He may want to mark some post as solution, so it could help other users too.
They still build Qubes related packages for Fedora 36 for some reason: