Question about how FCx releases get updated.
William Hooper
whooperhsd3 at earthlink.net
Thu Jul 28 00:09:46 UTC 2005
Mike McCarty wrote:
[snip]
> But
> AFAICT, the ISOs on
> the release sites don't change. So ISTM that the install/ upgrade problems
> are still there (if any).
Correct.
> If there is an install issue with some hardware, and it
> it later addressed by changes, do these make it to the download sites for
> the ISOs?
It depends on the issue. Once the issue is addressed via a bugzilla
ticket, there may be a link to a maintainer's test image (generally a
small boot.iso). Or it might require changes that will get rolled into
the next release.
> If not, then how does one upgrade when there is an issue with
> install/upgrade associated with the particular hardware one has?
If it is a big enough issue, you wait the ~6 months for the next release.
Or, better yet, since you know you have a problem, you use the test
releases to verify the issue is fixed. Or, if you really want to live on
the edge, you try a network install of rawhide.
--
William Hooper
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