Hi to all.

 

I do use [ i do not now how]  aversion that is not supported annamore:

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Welcome to Armbian Disco with Linux 5.4.26-sunxi

No end-user support: end of life

System load:   0.07 0.19 0.24   Up time:       30 min
Memory usage:  18 % of 998MB    IP:            192.168.5.200
CPU temp:      42°C
Usage of /:    11% of 15G

Your Ubuntu release is not supported anymore.
For upgrade information, please visit:
http://www.ubuntu.com/releaseendoflife

New release '20.04.3 LTS' available.
Run 'do-release-upgrade' to upgrade to it.

 

Only everything i try, i cannot upgrade to latest version

Not working: do-release-upgrade, apget-dist-upgrade etc

I try to change to normal en lts no luck.

 

Perhaps something with changing sourelist? 

I am a windows noob... so hope someone can help me,,

 

 

Armbian Disco has never been officially supported by Armbian.

Also userspace upgrades (like Buster to Bullseye or Bionic to Focal) have never been officially supported by Armbian due to lack of ressources for proper testing.

 

Best would be to start over with a fresh image.

@Werner

 

Thanks...

 

Is there realy no other option to upgrade?

Or is there perhaps a way to upgrade to higher dico version?

How is this possible that i run a disco version any way?

 

Hope you can help me

6 hours ago, Dombo 71 said:

Is there realy no other option to upgrade?

You can try official Ubuntu way of upgrading but as mentioned you won't receive support if something goes wrong.

 

6 hours ago, Dombo 71 said:

Or is there perhaps a way to upgrade to higher dico version?

Armbian Disco is EOL and therefore does not receive any further updates.

 

6 hours ago, Dombo 71 said:

How is this possible that i run a disco version any way?

If it works you can simply keep it as it is. However do not expose the device or any of its services to any untrusted network (WAN for example) since there are no patches for security issues provided.