It looks like my job is not finished in the Raspbian updating.
 
Though the Raspbians are but updated on Wheezy and Jessie on a few of my SD, and things are running smoothly, I decided to look at my friend's SD and see if I can update it. But in looking at the update logs, it looks like nothing was installed. So I looked up the difference between the two commands 'update' and 'upgrade.'
 
Googling it got me a few answers but nothing on Raspbian. There was something under Ubuntu, which is a part of Debian, which Raspbian is a part of.
 
Quote:

(From: http://askubuntu.com/questions/94102/what-is-the-difference-between-apt-get-upda te-and-upgrade )
 
This is strange as in there is some file updating in the Raspbian Linux. But it is just enough to straighten out a few program pointers. This would explain why the current updates to Raspbian (on both Jessie and Wheezy) fixes a few issues, like in the past issues of being CPU Only compared to CPU Selective Boots.
 
Since my friend's R-Pi I put together as an X-Mas gift in 2013, it needs a major overhaul of the system. true, it s  Model B and it is Wheezy, but it is Wheezy from 2013, not Wheezy from 9/15 and the current version is Wheezy 4/16. I figure it was time for time for some kind of an upgrade.
 
So I updated his system, which fixed the file pointers and then started an upgrade with "sudo apt-get upgrade" .
 
Unfortunately, I packed his SD card to be a "Full PC" so it has a lot of software in it to upgrade as well as the OS itself. It's been 30 minutes into this operation and it is still upgrading.... HA!