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I was running 17.04 on my really ancient 256Mb PIII. I use it mainly for reading pdf docs while I'm programming on other machines. Since 2 years ago, it has been coming up with a software upgrade icon. I decided to update 18.04 two days ago. I know 19.04 is out but it did not give me that option.

Went through a question and answer session and then a reset. After booting up, nothing has appeared on the screen since the reset. The disk light flashes occasionally so I assume it is doing something.

Is there anything key sequence I can press (I've tried all the function keys already) to get it to show me what it is doing? I'd just to know what it is doing.

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So you want to know what the upgrade is doing? This is usually printed in the terminal if that's where you Sudo apt update && Sudo apt upgrade && Sudo apt install dist-upgrade

Then hear should be the output of updated repository (ies) The upgrade what's being installed as the upgrade an then the distribution upgrade output linux headers etc

apt-list --upgradeable will give u all the packages upgrade will upgrade, hope this helps