To continue with the fedup upgrade process (that I stopped yesterday) open up the terminal and type:
#yum update fedup fedora-release
Then start fedup:
#fedup --network 22
fedup continues where it left off.
fedup is finishing the last trickle of downloads here. I had 2022 rpms total to upgrade yesterday.
fedup prompts you to reboot after downloading the packages.
I saw the System Upgrade option and selected it on reboot.
There's a slight glitch. The screen is showing a completed bar underneath the fedora logo for a long time there. So I checked the console. It's trying to automatically reboot and failing. So I manually did the reboot.
After the reboot, (there's now a grub option for fedora 22, kernel 4.0.4 in my case) grub offers the new fedora 22 and the former fedora 21. I chose the fedora 22. I checked if I'm successful in the upgrade with:
#cat /etc/os-release
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