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Edits to EPAS minor upgrades: replaced yum with dnf #5841 #5890

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- /epas/latest/epas_upgrade_guide/05_performing_a_minor_version_update_of_an_rpm_installation/
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If you are upgrading a Red Hat Enterprise Linux-based system (or a compatible system such as Rocky Linux, Alma Linux, Oracle Linux), then you used an RPM package to install EDB Postgres Advanced Server. To perform a minor upgrade on these systems, use the `dnf` package manager.
If you're upgrading a Red Hat Enterprise Linux-based system or a compatible system such as Rocky Linux, Alma Linux, Oracle Linux, then you used an RPM package to install EDB Postgres Advanced Server. To perform a minor upgrade on these systems, use the `dnf` package manager.

!!! Note
This procedure only performs an upgrade between minor EPAS releases. To upgrade to a later major release, use the [`pg_upgrade` procedure](../major_upgrade/).
This procedure performs an upgrade only between minor EDB Postgres Advanced Server releases. To upgrade to a later major release, use the [`pg_upgrade` procedure](../major_upgrade/).

1. To list the package updates that are available for your system, open a command line, assume root privileges, and run:

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dnf check-update edb*
```

1. After you identify the package(s), update them:
1. After you identify the packages, update them:

```shell
dnf update <package_name>
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