Upgrade from 2012 SP1 to R2

Hello,
We are planning to upgrade our SCCM 2012 SP1 VM to R2. We are a small environment with 200 clients and run everything on the same VM. Currently installed is
- Windows Server 2012
- SQL Server 2012 SP1
- Windows Assesement and Deployment Kit 8.1-
- SCCM 2012 SP1 Build 7804.1000 - no CU is installed
We would like to upgrade to R2 and also use the opportunity to upgrade to Windows Server 2012 R2 and install the latest SP for SQL 2012 Server.
Is there a particular order we need to follow? First to upgrade the OS? Pay special attention of something?
We will make first a snapshot before performing the upgrade.
Thanks,
Edy
Edy from Switzerland

Follow Gerry's guide and you'll be fine.
Here's my take on the upgrade if you want a second opinion
http://sccmentor.wordpress.com/2014/04/22/sccm-2012-sp1-cu1-to-r2-cu1-in-place-upgrade/
Both guides are missing the most important part (that's why it might be dangerous to follow next-next-finish-guides): you should always test the upgrade of the database (on a copy; using /testdbupgrade) before installing a service pack or R release!
The official documentation does contain that step:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/464a3ce6-3bbf-45d8-aeaa-0040f64214c5#BKMK_UpgradeR2Checklist ("Test the database upgrade process on a copy of the most recent site database backup.")
Torsten Meringer | http://www.mssccmfaq.de

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*No upgrade path from 2012 Evaluation to 2012 R2 Full
*Cannot upgrade evaluation with DC role to full
What would be the recommended course of action to take here? We do have an unused machine here that could serve as a secondary domain controller that currently has no OS installed, but we don't want to buy 2 server licenses at this time if we can help it.
Thanks,
B
Braden

As far as i know you can't upgrade an eval to a full install on 2012.
you could build a new server using server 2012 R2 depends on how you normally purchase software you might be able to install without likening initially as you get a grace period. Build a new DC in the existing domain and then demote the current DC, then
rebuild it using 2012 R2, licence it and then install it back as a DC and demote the other one you created.
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actually i believe you might be able to
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn303416.aspx
Upgrade means
moving from your existing operating system release to a more recent release, while staying on the same hardware. For example, if your server is running Windows Server 2012, you can upgrade it to Windows Server 2012 R2. You can upgrade from an evaluation version
of the operating system to a retail version, from an older retail version to a newer version, or, in some cases, from a volume-licensed edition of the operating system to an ordinary retail edition.
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Inplace upgrade from 2012 to 2012 R2 fails when nearly complete

Greetings,
I've tried several times to upgrade a Server 2012 Standard running Hyper-V to R2 several times now with no success.
The setup will start fine. There are no "compatibility" issues found or reported and the setup then proceeds as expected.
It gets all the way through the phases and past the installing features, reboots, does all the hardware devices install and completes that, then does another reboot and gives me a BSOD (sorry, windows could not start sad face)
It will then reboot again and just keep doing that until I catch the boot menu and select the option to roll back to previous Windows. It then goes through the revert process and gives me a functioning machine again.
It's very much like this thread:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/23d088d4-9ce0-4f12-a8c5-9bde3979e372/windows-server-2012-r2-upgrade-fails?forum=winserver8gen
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I have tried setting all Hyper-V and other 3rd party app services to manual and disabled
I tried disabling VT support from the bios (this was an issue on a workstation upgrading from Win8 to Win8.1)
I've unplugged all external drives and the UPS connection (only mouse/keyboard attached)
This server is running a full GUI, and apart from the UPS and RAID disk controller there are no other apps or software installed.
I am doing the install from a copy of all the DVD ISO files placed on a directory on the C: and there is over 550GB free space
I first tried this several months ago and gave up. I just tried again today with a newer ISO of 2012R2 but still the same issue.

There is a minor BIOS update that I will probably apply to be sure, although the release notes only say it is for additional support for newer CPU's. All drivers are either updated with ones that are already R2 supported, or are devices that say to just
use the drivers that come OOB in 2012/R2. This is a "white box" that I've built myself, but it effectively uses the same "enterprise class" components and is fully 2012R2 compatible.
I was able to do a clean install of 2012R2 using a different drive that I connected up, so I know the system is capable of running R2, the issue seems to be somewhere in the upgrade process that messes it all up. I'd rather avoid having to do a fresh install
at this time though.
Because the upgrade actually seems to get through all the steps of hardware detection etc I'm at a loss where the failure is. My first guess is that there is some "other" driver that the system has decided is more suitable for something (and is incompatible)
than the one I'm currently using.

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