RH9 to Fedora migration

[Robert L Cochran]

I don't have the answer to your question. I presume you want to avoid 
the painful download times to get CDs, not to mention competing for ftp 
server bandwidth shortly after a release.

So, without answering your question, can I mention that Bittorrent is 
really, really good for downloading huge files like ISOs? You can get a 
download started immediately, and it works very efficiently. I'll take 
Bittorrent any day if it is available for downloading a desired CD. It 
beats ftp servers!

Bob


Angela Kahealani wrote:

> Is it possible, and if so where is it documented,
> to change / update / add-to the set of repositories visited by up2date
> to cause up2date to work from fedora RPMs, instead of having to burn
> install CDs of fedora and install it over RH9? In, other words,
> is it possible to update from RH9 to Fedora, or is installation required?

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Bob Cochran
Greenbelt, Maryland, USA
http://greenbeltcomputer.biz/