Re: Upgrading a server to FC5

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Przemyslaw Gawronski wrote:
Hi, I've got a couple of issues on upgrading a server that was running
RH 7.3:

1 - migrating from ext2 to ext3, during re installation there is an
option like that on partitions with ext2, is it possible to do it
smoothly later after the installation is done?

2 - currently the box is booting from a FDD, I'm not sure yet if it's
bios problem, or laziness of the previous administrator, but any way,
how can I make a booting FDD for FC5 that will be installed? I remember
there was such an option at the end of installation process of RH7.3.

3 - there are 2 SCSI controllers, one's drives (striped) are recognized
as /dev/i2o/hda1. Is there something fishy in /dev/i2o that I should be
careful with ?

Thanks for advice

Przemek
there have been many many changes since RH7 ... so many things have changed, especially device handling and hardware abstraction layers ... i seriously advise you to back your system up ... and do a reinstall ... truly

Cheers and Beers

Brian

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