On 12/19/2013 12:38 PM, Adam Williamson wrote:
On Thu, 2013-12-19 at 05:08 -0500, Temlakos wrote:
The newest version of fedup available to me (not using
updates-testing) is 0.7. ne
Is someone going to push fedup version 0,8 to updates (stable) soon?
Do I wait for that? Or enable updates-testing and run an update before
I proceed?
It's on its way to stable updates ATM so if you wait you won't have to
wait long, but it's perfectly safe to grab it from u-t if you want to
upgrade right now.
I'm not in that kind of hurry. I saw a statement about known issues
with updating. The official line seems to be: fedup version 0.7 will
not work, so don't try it. Either wait, or enable u-t just long enough
to grab version 0.8. (And if one does try it, the new fedup needs
workarounds to clean up the garbage.)
Since fedora-release also is at issue (for GPG signature checking),
I'll watch the system updates closely for the new fedup.
It went to stable for f19 last night, should be making it to mirrors by
now. f18 seems to be a bit behind.
My last experience with fedup was instructive. Plymouth ran well with
it, but showed me a very small progress bar that appeared frozen for a
long time. It wasn't frozen. The update ran well last time. But I
probably would run it when I had to be away from it anyway. You see,
in America we have a saying: "A watched teapot never boils."
It's an old English saying in fact :)
OK, the current version of fedup made it out, and I now have it.
But: shouldn't I also wait for fedup-dracut and fedup-plymouth-dracut to
update also? They're still on Version 0.7.
Temlakos
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