Upgrade to FC4 final?
Daniel Gonzalez
dgonzo at optonline.net
Wed Jun 8 20:13:35 UTC 2005
David-
Sounds promising, but how did you know when to stop updating via yum? I
stopped updating about 1 week ago. That's what i'm trying to find out
now. What files/directories will tell me where I'm at? My first guess
would be to read everything under /etc/yum.conf. Agreed?
Thanks for the input
Dan Gonzalez
David Kewley wrote:
>On Wednesday 08 June 2005 07:17, Harald Grossauer wrote:
>
>
>>As far as I have seen there are no more updates for FC4test3, but FC4
>>final is not released yet.
>>
>>Just in advance: what do I have to do when FC4 final is released?
>>Activate the appropriate repos, which are already configured in
>>/etc/yum.repos.d but not enabled, and call "yum update"?
>>
>>Will that be enough to get a "clean and complete" FC4 final
>>installation? Or would it be better to download the ISO images and
>>completely reinstall FC4 from scratch?
>>
>>
>
>If I read you correctly, you want to know whether it will work well to
>do a 'yum update' on a FC4t3 box, with yum.repos.d/ pointing (only) to
>the FC4-final repos? Whether you'll then end up with a "clean" FC4
>box?
>
>I'm quite sure it isn't "supported" in any sense, but my bet is it will
>work well. I did it with FC3t3->FC3, and it seemed to work fine.
>
>It's probably best if you already did all the updates to FC4t3 that were
>available in rawhide, up to the point when rawhide became the
>playground for FC5. If you did so, I bet that there are relatively few
>packages that need updates to FC4, and that most of those packages have
>only very small changes.
>
>I have two boxes with FC4t3, both updated to the last pre-fork rawhide
>repository. I'm planning to 'yum update' to FC4, and I don't expect
>any problems. I reckon if there *are* problems, I may end up doing a
>clean reinstall. :)
>
>You might want to backup any data you care about beforehand, just in
>case. Shouldn't be an issue, but I tend to be conservative with large
>and/or unsupported changes.
>
>David
>
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