Created attachment 842756 [details] upgrade log Description of problem:Fully updated FC19 system fails during package installation. Upon booting into system upgrade, update started in text mode. After installing 65% of new packages, the system rebooted leaving both FC19 and FC20 packages in place. I was able to salvage the system and update to FC20 by hand. Relevant log lines appear below: (I have attached the fedup log and rdsosreport.txt) [ 1982.879918] paradox.home upgrade[837]: [1414/1669] (65%) installing kstars-4.11.4-1.fc20... [ 1985.396718] paradox.home kernel: traps: system-upgrade-[851] general protection ip:7f380fb0f07b sp:7fff3fc9e990 error:0 in libdb-5.3.so[7f380f9c4000+1b5000] [ 1985.404456] paradox.home upgrade[837]: //lib/dracut/hooks/upgrade/50-do-upgrade.sh: line 4: 851 Segmentation fault $UPGRADEBIN --root=/sysroot $args Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):fedup-0.8.0-3.fc20.noarch How reproducible: Unknown Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: This is the 3rd failed attempt to update this machine with fedup. FC17 -> FC18 failed in a similar manner and was salvaged the same way. When FC18 -> FC19 also failed, I did a clean install hoping it would prevent another failure.
Created attachment 842757 [details] fedup.log
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