On 5/8/06, David L <idht4n@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have partitions reserved for two simultaneous fc releases. That way, I
can try a new release and revert to the old release if I have a problem with
the new release. For example, I have fc4 active on my computer and I can
still boot to fc3 on an alternate partition. I'm about to blow away the fc3
partions and install fc5. My question is, can I install fc5 to alternate
partitions while I'm running (and actively using fc4)? Or if there isn't a
safe way to do that, is there an easy way to extract all of the RPMs into
the root partition of what will become the fc5 root partition so I can save
a few hours during the installation?
Thanks...
David
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