Fedora 36 Silverblue rebasing to Fedora 37 Silverblue failed

[manan (Manan Gupta)]

@heliosstyx You will probably have to uninstall the version specific RPM Fusion repositories and install the generic ones instead.

Check out this guide:

Simplifying updates for RPM Fusion packages (and other packages shipping their own RPM repos)

I’m sharing here a tip that I’ve just found to make it simpler for major update for RPM Fusion users on Silverblue and other rpm-ostree based variants. The first time you install RPM Fusion, you should follow the official guide: Configuration - RPM Fusion But then, once you have rebooted into the new deployment, you can run the following command to remove the “lock” on a specific version of the packages (this is essentially removing the fixed version packages and installing the non-versioned o…