[K12OSN] upgrading k12ltsp
Carl Keil
carl at snarlnet.com
Sun Dec 18 19:12:30 UTC 2005
From: Peter Hartmann <ascensiontech at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [K12OSN] upgrading k12ltsp
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>> then installing k12ltsp as usual
>> from disks on hda, then hooking back up hdb and pointing home at it in
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>Just to clarify things, I think what you described here is probably
>considered a fresh install more than an upgrade. Have you backed up
>your users to a batch file with webmin?
>Peter
This has me wondering. Are people actually getting away with booting off the first CD and selecting "upgrade"? I thought a clean install was really the only way to upgrade - that actual "upgrading" was a sure trip to trouble. I would soooo like to take the easy way out on this if there's a 90% chance of it working.
ck
On 12/17/05, Carl Keil <carl at snarlnet.com> wrote:
>> Can someone describe a good scheme for upgrading an install of k12ltsp?
>> I'm running an FC3 based version right now. I'd like to upgrade very
>> soon to whatever is stable right now. I have my /home directory on a
>> different physical hard drive, but I'm wondering how that helps me now.
>> I'm thinking that there must be stuff that gets changed in the /home
>> directories for the new version. How do I update all that stuff while
>> retaining the users' home data?
>>
>> So, what's the procedure here? I'm thinking of physically unhooking the
>> /home directory drive in the computer, then installing k12ltsp as usual
>> from disks on hda, then hooking back up hdb and pointing home at it in
>> fstab but something tells me this won't work very well. Not to mention
>> losing all the customizations. What do others do when upgrading?
>> Somebody must have a really easy/foolproof set of instructions for this.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> ck
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