05. Packages
Have you made a snapshot of installed working system? Make one if not.
Do this at the installed VM (from root user):
apt-get update
- should produce output and no errors
update-kernel
- should install new kernel in parallel with current one
as 2020-04-29 it is kernel-image-std-def-1:5.4.32-alt1
Look for boot sequence alternation: essential modules search, initrd packing, grub re-configuring
- should install new kernel modules equivalent to current ones
- should install new kernel in parallel with current one
apt-get dist-upgrade
should upgrade about of 120 packages and can delete some
apt-get install color-prompt-and-man
apt-get install dia
- Should ask you to install additional packages
apt-get remove libvlc
Should ask you to remove more packages (vlc suite)
- Reboot, log in back to root
check the VirtualBox suite:
rpm -qa *virtualbox* | sort
- see if you have any kernel modules here
if not, install virtualbox-guest kernel module back in, so you can copy+paste from/to VM
apt-get install kernel-modules-virtualbox-addition-guest-std-def xorg-drv-vboxvideo
H/W
Complete all tasks. Pay your attention at last tasks (check if the system has virtualbox-addition-guest module and install it, if it doesn't).
Create 05_Packages directory on sugon server.
Install the sos package in VM
Run sosreport binary from root. It will create system info file.
Scp the file it had created to the 05_Packages directory on sugon server.