On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 5:46 PM, Chuck Anderson <cra@xxxxxxx> wrote:
and it's a shame! it's not windows when we need to reinstall and reboot with every install.
or if it's know to be broken then remove the option to upgrade.
> Fortunately the usual updating fedora-release, yum upgrade approach> worked on my boxes. I'd avoid preupgrade anyway it seems to like breakingI don't even upgrade anymore. I just keep two partitions (Logical
> systems and leaving them half upgraded so you have to rescue the mess by
> hand.
Volumes actually)--one for Fedora N and one for Fedora N+1. I always
do a fresh install, formatting the partition from the older install.
This has the advantage of providing a backup in case the new Fedora
doesn't work so well. Eventually, when updates to the new Fedora fix
the most annoying bugs, I switch to using it full time.
and it's a shame! it's not windows when we need to reinstall and reboot with every install.
or if it's know to be broken then remove the option to upgrade.
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