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-General
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-
-The dist-upgrader is designed to make upgrades for ubuntu (or similar
-distributions) easy and painless. It supports both network mode and
-cdrom upgrades. The cdromupgrade will ask if it should use the network
-or not. There is a wrapper script "cdromugprade" (that assumes the
-file of the upgrade life in
-CDROM_ROOT/dists/stable/dist-upgrader/binary-all/) that can be put
-onto the CD and it will support upgrades directly from the CD.
-
-
-Configuration
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-
-The DistUpgrade.cfg format is based on the python ConfigParser.
-
-It supports the following sections:
-
-[View] - controls the output 
-
-[Distro] - global distribution specfic options
-BaseMetaPkgs: 
-  the basic meta-pkgs that must be installed (ubuntu-base usually)
-MetaPkgs: 
-  packages that define a "desktop" (e.g. ubuntu-desktop)
-PostUpgrade{Install,Remove,Purge}: 
-  action right after the upgrade was calculated in the cache (marking 
-  happens *before* the cache.commit())
-ForcedObsoletes: 
-  Obsolete packages that the user is asked about after the upgrade (marking 
-  happens *after* the cache.commit())
-RemoveEssentialOk:
-  Those packages are ok to remove even though they are essential
-KeepInstalledPkgs:
-  If the package was installed before, it should still be installed
-  after the upgrade
-KeepInstalledSection:
-  Packages from this section that were installed should always be
-  installed afterwards as well (useful for eg translations)
-
-[$meta-pkg]
-KeyDependencies:
-  Dependencies that are considered "key" dependencies of the meta-pkg to
-  detect if it was installed but later removed by the user
-PostUpgrade{Install,Remove,Purge}: 
-  s.above
-ForcedObsoletes: 
-  s.above
-
-[Files] - file specific stuff
-
-[Sources] - how to rewrite the sources.list
-
-[Network] - network specific options
-
-[Backports] - use specific packages for dist-upgrade 
-Packages= List of what packages to look for
-VersionIdent=Version identification. needs to be uniq, dist-upgrader will
-             fetch the version that contains this string
-SourcesList=a sources.list fragment that will be placed into 
-            /etc/apt/sources.list.d and that contains the backported pkgs
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