Can I use up2date to update my Severn 9.0.93 to 9.0.94?

[Robert L Cochran]

I've become a Bittorrent fan. Bittorrent lets you download huge files 
without the login and capacity issues that an ftp or rsync server has. 
You won't become another user stressing an ftp server and getting 
disconnected arbitarily. It is fast, I was able to get the Severn binary 
ISO's in about 12 hours (would have taken me 30+ on an ftp server or 
with rsync) and all the source ISOs in less than 8 hours. This is off a 
DSL connection. This is my second time using Bittorrent and I'm 
completely impressed with it.

Bram Cohen (and no doubt many others) have done an outstanding job with 
creating and implementing Bittorrent.

Bob

Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
> Hi Mike,
> 
> 
>>Besides, your not testing the beta properly while upgrading from one
>>beta to another.
> 
> 
>  That might be true, but I am syncing my package tree with the ftp version 
> of severn and then rawhide and upgrade from there. When I still had cable I 
> didn't mind downloading a lot if ISO's, but on a 256Kb line it takes about 
> 7 hours to download 1 ISO. It would probably even be faster to reconstruct 
> the ISO's myself if I felt like it. Which makes me think, is there an lslR 
> of the ISO images available somewhere?
> 
> Bye,
> Leonard.
> 
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