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1. Back up data
2. Download and test Mint 18
3. Wipe HDD/SSD and fresh install
http://www.tecmint.com/linux-mint-18-installation-guide/
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SSgt Mark Lines - I thought overwrite upgrades were historically unstable in Linux. Podnutz told me that. Anyway, I've considered it safe regardless of the OS.
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SGT (Join to see) I felt that what you suggested was the only surefire way to do a upgrade. Sorry if i was unclear.
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SSgt Mark Lines - No, you're spot-on. Just making the statement for future reference of anyone that comes across this thread and is unsure why you and I are against the OP article.
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SGT (Join to see) - Got it. Thanks.
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Interesting article. Not the way I would do it though. I have found that there is too much instability after an in-place upgrade. I have gotten better results by doing a back-up, complete wipe, then a fresh install.
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