rh9 out Fedora in

[mylar]

I just installed Fedora Core 1 on a Dell 4600 machine and it was quick,
painless, so far stable and works quite well. Some of the setup and
configuration tools have changed from redhat but that matters little to
me since I do most of my configuration by hand editing anyway. Otherwise
the overall layout and everything is pretty much the same under Fedora
as it was under Redhat. For all intent and purposes Fedora IS Redhat, so
Fedora Core 1 is basically what Redhat 10 or 11 would have been. As far
as saving stuff I didn't have to in this case as it was a virgin install
on this machine. Minimally you'd probably want to save your /home
directories and anything else that is unique of containing specialized
config  files or data.

You should have no problem with Fedora as is essentially is redhat. I am
sure you'll like it.

mylar
 

On Sat, 2004-04-24 at 11:33, David Cartwright wrote:
> I am about to go Fedora. I will be dumping rh9. I have ordered iso disks 
> from a vendor and will install on a new hard drive I am installing to 
> replace the small one currently running rh9.
> I understand Fedora is standalone but I am not sure how it compares to 
> rh9. My request via this missive is for recommendations from you out 
> there as to what I should save from the rh9 install that would be useful 
> with Fedora, if anything. I could burn all the files to cd but don't 
> feel like doing that if not productive...they will set and gather dust 
> probably and I have enough of those kind already. I do still have the 
> original rh package disks. All suggestions welcome.
> 
> Thanks,
> David
> 
> 
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