yum upgrade?

Truls Gulbrandsen trulsg at broadpark.no
Wed Nov 3 21:56:12 UTC 2004


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seth vidal wrote:

| On Wed, 2004-11-03 at 19:50 +0100, Truls Gulbrandsen wrote:
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|> Hi, I am planning to upgrade my laptop (TP23) from fc2 to fc3.
|> Since I don't have /home as seperate partition I was thinking of
|> doing av yum upgrade rather than a clean install.  What are the
|> pros and cons for this procedure?  Would an upgrade from a cd
|> better or different? Would it work to repartition and copy the
|> /home-files to a new /home partition? Also, I have a W3k dual
|> boot configuration.
|>
|> That was a lot, I realise,  but thanks in advance.
|>
|
| To upgrade via yum the short version goes like this:
|
| 1. backup all your data 2. upgrade yum to yum from fc3 3. upgrade
| fedora-release to fedora-release from fc3 4. make sure all your
| repositories point where you think they should point. 5. run yum
| list updates - just to make sure things seem sane and working 6.
| make sure you are NOT in X and X is not loaded 6. from a terminal
| prompt run: yum upgrade 7. wait wait wait 8. you must reboot before
| using your system again 9. reboot the system and make sure you
| select the new kernel, not the old one(s) 10. once your system is
| fully booted you may want to install some additional items.
| Recommended: yum groupupdate "GNOME Desktop Environment"
|
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| let me know what problems you encounter.
|
| -sv
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|
And, please, where do I find the fc3t3 repository.  I will test this
on a PC I have in spare.

Truls
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