"JP" == Joe Polk <listuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
"dn" == donavan nelson <donavan@xxxxxxx>
JP> I'm still confused. How do I move from 3.3
JP> to 3.4? I've seen one post that says in 3-4 days it will
JP> happen with a normal update? So 'yum update' is all I do?
JP> This sounds incredibly simple...so it can't be right! :)
dn> If you choose NOT to follow the steps from the release
dn> notes (read them all).
dn> http://www.centos.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=34
dn> you will have to run yum update twice. Once to upgrade to
dn> CentOS 3.4 yum.conf and once to update to the new
dn> packages.
Hmm. Did the automatic process actually work for anyone?
At some point my CentOS mirror was rewritten such that the 3.3/os
directory vanished, which broke upgrades/updates completely. By
commenting out the [base] section in a yum.conf file I could get
updates back, but still no easy upgrade path.
By following the instructions in the article mentioned I could
upgrade to 3.4, but no magic upgrade path has happened yet.
Claire
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