Upgrading Drupal

Used the update from 4.6.5, no errors reported, but now no content appears (just "n/a"), and admin/block shows the correct list, but checking has no effect; they can't be enabled.

The errors that appear:
Message Unknown column 'sid' in 'field list' query: INSERT INTO accesslog (title, path, url, hostname, uid, sid, timer, timestamp) values('...
...and...
Message Unknown column 'theme' in 'where clause' query: SELECT * FROM blocks WHERE theme = 'pushbutton' AND status = 1 ORDER BY region, weight, module in...

Okay, this is a dumb question, but I've looked all through 4.7 and have not found the ip block/troll option...also, maybe a suggestion for the feedback option...are there plans for image verification?

4.7 upgrade script cannot determine correctly my system module's version. I've checked the db, and found this:

mysql> select schema_version from system where filename="modules/system.module";
+----------------+
| schema_version |
+----------------+
| -1 |
+----------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)

My old Drupal version is 4.6.6. What is the correct shema_version for 4.6.6? It should be "128"?

Okay, most of my problems with upgrading to 4.7 are clear, but now in the admin/blocks section, there are yellow bars that say "header", "footer", "side", etc...how do I get rid of those?

For that matter, how do I modify my theme? I cannot modify the secondary or primary themes anywhere.....

Hi,

I just upgraded to 4.7 from 4.65 and boy do I regret it from a technical standpoint. I can't even think about enjoying the new features...the watchdog is getting slammed with messages similar to this:

Can't open file: 'cache.MYI'. (errno: 145) query: UPDATE cache SET data

and I can't modify the primary and secondary links for my theme; I'm using bluemarine with a modified style.css.

But the good news is it appears to have upgraded and kept all my entries and such.....

any help would be appreciated.

I upgrade to 4.7 and so far everything seems to be working ok. I'm still working on upgrading all my contrib modules, but other than that, no complaints. Great work guys!

Now, on to my PROBLEM:

I tried to upgrade taxonomy_access, which apparently uses Drupal's update system. NO matter what I do the update.php never lets me "choose" taxonomy_access to be updated. The only options are the usual long list of version numbers.