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= Fedora Server Documentation
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Peter Boy; Jan Kuparinen; Peter W. Smith
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:page-authors: {author}, {author_2}, {author_3}
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:revnumber: F38-F41
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:revdate: 2024-10-28
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:revnumber: F38-F43
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:revdate: 2025-10-28
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// :revremark:
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image::Logo_server2.png[Server]
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- People, policies, and working methods
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=== Updating to Fedora 41
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=== Updating to Fedora 43
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The recommended procedure is upgrading using the _DNF System Upgrade_ plugin. This applies to Fedora Server Edition on hardware as well as in a virtual machine.
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Before you start the process you should use `df -h` to check the root file system. You need about 2-3 gb free space depending on your installation to store the rpm packages of the F41 release.
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Before you start the process you should use `df -h` to check the root file system. You need about 2-3 gb free space depending on your installation to store the rpm packages of the F43 release.
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Please note that for an interactive remote installation, you must also add the parameter nomodeset to the kernel command line. For more information, see the corresponding installation instructions.
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=== Updating to Fedora 40
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The recommended procedure is upgrading using the _DNF System Upgrade_ plugin. This applies to Fedora Server Edition on hardware as well as in a virtual machine.
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Before you start the process you should use `df -h` to check the root file system. You need about 2-3 gb free space depending on your installation to store the rpm packages of the F40 release.
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Note that the configuration of LVM has changed. The CLI commands now only take into account partitions that are listed in `lvmdevices`.
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If you use postgresql, please note that the major version has increased from 15.6 to 16.1. This means that the database tables need to be adapted.
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If you use postgresql, please note that the major version has increased from 16.9 to 18.0. This means that the database tables need to be adapted.
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== Why Use Fedora Server
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== About previous versions of Fedora Server
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=== Updating to Fedora 41
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The recommended procedure is upgrading using the _DNF System Upgrade_ plugin. This applies to Fedora Server Edition on hardware as well as in a virtual machine.
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Before you start the process you should use `df -h` to check the root file system. You need about 2-3 gb free space depending on your installation to store the rpm packages of the F41 release.
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Please note that for an interactive remote installation, you must also add the parameter nomodeset to the kernel command line. For more information, see the corresponding installation instructions.
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=== Updating to Fedora 40
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The recommended procedure is upgrading using the _DNF System Upgrade_ plugin. This applies to Fedora Server Edition on hardware as well as in a virtual machine.
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Before you start the process you should use `df -h` to check the root file system. You need about 2-3 gb free space depending on your installation to store the rpm packages of the F40 release.
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Note that the configuration of LVM has changed. The CLI commands now only take into account partitions that are listed in `lvmdevices`.
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If you use postgresql, please note that the major version has increased from 15.6 to 16.1. This means that the database tables need to be adapted.
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=== Installing Fedora 39
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