Upgrading Drupal

After receiving a mail with a recommended update: we think 'Checklist API' we performed the usual update routine. Unfortunately our site didn't improve: the colours of the Bartik theme have disappeared, a photo of the homepage is gone (another one in a basic page has remained). The texts, links, contact form etc. are all right. Please help and advise!!!

Can anybody explain to me why certain taxonomy terms end up in the Taxonomy Upgrade Extras field after upgrading to Drupal 7? I've searched around for this and found various answers, but I thought I'd ask myself to see if I could get a clearer answer. I tried using the queries suggested in this thread, but that didn't seem to get rid of all the Taxonomy Upgrade Extras.

I am upgrading from Drupal 6.26 to 7.16 and ran into another roadblock along the way. When running update.php, I get the following pending updates:

system module

7061 - Migrate upload.module data to the newly created file field.
7062 - Replace 'system_list' index with 'bootstrap' index on {system}.
7063 - Delete {menu_links} records for 'type' => MENU_CALLBACK which would not appear in a fresh install.
7064 - Remove block_callback field from {menu_router}.
7065 - Remove the default value for sid.
7066 - Migrate the 'file_directory_temp' variable.
7067 - Grant administrators permission to view the administration theme.
7068 - Update {url_alias}.language description.
7069 - Remove the obsolete 'site_offline' variable. @see update_fix_d7_requirements()
7070 - Remove the obsolete 'drupal_badge_color' and 'drupal_badge_size' variables.
7071 - Add index missed during upgrade, and fix field default.
7072 - Remove the obsolete 'site_offline_message' variable. @see update_fix_d7_requirements()
7073 - Add binary to {file_managed}, in case system_update_7034() was run without it.
7074 - This update has been removed and will not run.

Then I run the update and receive this failed message:

Update #7061

I would like to create a calendar that also feeds into a display of daily events, similar to Joomla's JEvents module. Does anything like that exist for Drupal? Thanks in advance for your help.

Hi,

i'm facing a very strange problem, i tried to upgrade my d7 to 7.16 i did followed upgrade.txt. After the upgrade my site turned too slow, the browser takes a lot of time to load the page and after the layout is complete it continues to load.. After a lot of time i receive this message at the bottom of page (some times twice):

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 240 seconds exceeded in xxx\includes\file.inc on line 2040

Hi ... After having upgraded a Drupal 7.15 application to 7.16 according to the standard upgrading procedure (replace old files while leaving /sites directory ..., run update.php, ...) i got a blank white screen when requesting the site (This means the page source sent back from the server to the browser is empty). What confuses me is that there are no error messages (eventually produced when php execution fails or raises some errors). Has anyone had similar problems ?