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| [[Category:Documentation]][[Category:How to]][[Category:PreUpgrade]]
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| PreUpgrade is an application users run on an existing Fedora 8 or above installation, that resolves and downloads packages required to upgrade Fedora. While PreUpgrade downloads the necessary packages, users are free to continue using their systems. This gives you a experience similar to a live upgrade.
| | {{admon/warning|Preupgrade is obsolete |Preupgrade does not at present and will not ever work for upgrading to {{FedoraVersion|long|18}}, or any version after that. It was replaced by [[FedUp]], which was itself replaced by the [[DNF_system_upgrade]] plugin.}} |
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| {{admon/tip|PreUpgrade lets you upgrade directly to Fedora 10 (or later).<br/>It's not possible - or necessary - to upgrade to Fedora 9.}}
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| To use PreUpgrade to upgrade to a newer Fedora release:
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| # Back up all important data before upgrading as a general best practise.
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| # Run the <code>yum update</code> command as root to make sure all packages are updated to their latest versions.
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| # Preupgrade is installed by default in recent versions. Run the <code>yum install preupgrade</code> command as root to install PreUpgrade otherwise.
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| # Run the <code>preupgrade</code> command as root to start the PreUpgrade application. If you prefer a command line application, run <code> preupgrade-cli </code> instead.
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| # Select the Fedora release you want to upgrade to on the ''Choose desired release'' screen, and click the ''Apply'' button.
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| # When all of the packages have downloaded, reboot your system to start the Fedora installer and upgrade to the next release.
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| For further information, refer to the [[Features/PreUpgrade|PreUpgrade feature page]].
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