Solved question about pkg upgrade from 1.21 to 2.1 in freebsd14.2p3 ?

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dear all:
i have a vm running freebsd14.2p3 . when i am running pkg upgrade command . the note: i need to pkg 1.21 to 2.1 as below .
root@xsdadfasfasdZ:~ # pkg upgrade
Updating FreeBSD repository catalogue...
Fetching meta.conf: 0%
FreeBSD repository is up to date.
All repositories are up to date.
New version of pkg detected; it needs to be installed first.
The following 1 package(s) will be affected (of 0 checked):

Installed packages to be UPGRADED:
pkg: 1.21.3 -> 2.1.0

Number of packages to be upgraded: 1
12 MiB to be downloaded.
Proceed with this action? [y/N]: y
root@xsdadfasfasdZ:~ #

but when i answer yes to process. , nothing can continute .
question . please help me , how to force pkg 1.21.3 upgrade to 2.1.0.
this is a VPS vm . thanks.
 
dear all:
problem has been solved .
the VPS operation system changed the pkg repose.. it's not original freebsd repos. so that always stop me to upgrade pkg 1.21 to 2.1...
we must change the vps repose to freebsd original repos. that will be ok. thanks.
 
Great that you solved it.
May I point you to the forums guide for more readable output citing?
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POSIX.1 said:
Great that you solved it.
May I point you to the forums guide for more readable output citing?
wblock@

Thread 'Formatting Guidelines'

1. Please write as clearly as possible. Use English punctuation and capitalization, and avoid abbreviating things. This helps to improve the clarity of messages and make problems easier to solve.

2. Use BBCode formatting tags. As with punctuation, these tags make messages easier to read. For example, using the [cmd] tag on commands shows exactly which characters are part of the command. Here are the special BBCode tags we have added:

[file] for file and directory names: [file]/etc/rc.conf[/file] shows /etc/rc.conf​

[cmd] for commands...​
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dear posix.1:
thanks for your help. about forums readable question. why i can't type space at head of line . so my writing was so bad , not readable.
other question. if i want to delete some my post by myself, i can't do that . how can do that ?thanks
 
fff2024g said:
why i can't type space at head of line
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I'm not sure if I understand your problem. If there is a difference between what you type on your keyboard to that what you see in your browser when editing forum posts there is a lot in between where things could go wrong. First check your terminal locale and try setting to utf-8. Maybe you have an exotic language setting, or there is a problem with JavaScript in your browser. ... ???

If you feel a need for removing a post this is what I've seen here:
Remove the content and edit the title to something like this "Please disregard" so that moderators can notice easily. A message to a moderator will make it disappear.
 
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