Updating to F8 (rawhide)

[Ronald Warsow]

Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> Ronald Warsow wrote:
> 
>>>
>> I *can't find anything* what makes any diff.'s to a simple "burn iso 
>> and install" and sounds to me like a so called "anaconda-based update" 
>> on the page you provided.
>>
>> The above means(with a cynically undertone):
>> You steel my time, which I better can spend on testing, when you 
>> stereotype broadcasting the same info, when I explicitly asked for more.
> 
> It just means, the information you wanted is already there and you could 
> read what is written or atleast explain what you didn't understand.  The 

HELLO WORLD
is the question:
what's a "anaconda-based update" and where can one read something of 
it's magic"
understandable ?
is there a need to explain what I want to know ?

HELLO WORLD
how many words "anaconda" do you can find on this page:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Testing
and
how is this chapter overwritten ?
anaconda-based-update ?

rahul
-SIGH-
yes, *I* can read what *I* can see/what is written and (mostly) *I* know 
what I have read.
apart from that someone calls a "cd/dvd/iso-based install or a network 
install" a "anaconda-based update" I got not the impression that my 
brain is clipping/jamming.

and I'm used to ask *then* to exclude that it starts clipping 
*stereotype* on the same questions again, otherwise I should "gurgle" 
with some anti-lime stuff.
you know ?!

> latest test release is available at
> 
> http://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/publiclist/Fedora/7.91/
> http://torrent.fedoraproject.org
> 
> You could also get the rawhide boot.iso and do a network installation

btw.
I'm running RH since 6.x and Fedora from the beginning
it could therefore be that I have seen *anaconda*[1] running, lets say a 
few times just above 2 or 3, and believe mostly I find a mirror.

at least I was successful up to "rawhide F8" !
but "anaconda-based update" never seen/heard of.



[1] -IRC- anaconda was introduced around RH 6.x (fix me)



so lets say *thanks* for your expressive/impressive/informational answer.


- PLONK-

(as Alan Cox used to say in that sort of affairs, hopefully it's under GPL)

> 
> Rahul
> 

-- 
      Ronald