Re: Supported upgrade paths RHEL <-> FC (both now and in the future)

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On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Axel Thimm wrote:

> which is Red Hat's policy concerning cross-product/project
> upgradability?
>
> o Will upgrading from RHEL to FC be supported (*)?
> o Will upgrading from FC to RHEL be supported (*)?
> o Will both ways be supported (*)?
> o Will it be unsupported, but mostly work?
>
> E.g. will it be possible to place RHEL and FC in a common timeline
> like
>
> ... < rh9 < RHEL3 < FC1 < FC2 < FC3 < RHEL4 < ...
>
> (*) With supported I don't mean supported as in first, second, third
>     support level, I just mean, will it be ensured that RHEL4 have
>     rpm-ordered newer rpms than FC3 (just examples from the faked
>     timeline above).

I can't see RedHat commiting themselves to the first 3 in your sense
unless they fully support it, which seems unlikely. As to 4, your best
guide is probably to compare released versions, and see how the
comparisons pan out. From a quick inspection I believe mostly that FC1 >=
RHEL3 , but there are packages where RHEL3>FC1. Note also that
security/bugfix packages will further complicate things.

	Michael Young




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