Re: Upgrade to FC4 final?

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I upgraded from RH8 to FC1 and I still find some issues on my machine from this.


Robin-

Could it be that your upgrade skipped a major version number? I'm not trying to be a troll, just curious. It would seem to me that going from a final release candidate to a release version should not require a full install. If that's the case, then something needs to be addressed with the current update mechanism.I'm not a programmer but I pride myself in the fact that I can usually grind out a solution to whatever's presesnted to me. If I do find something useful, that pearl of wisdom will be passed on. The only issue i can see is that if someone installed FC3test 3 and continually updated through yum, at this point their system is already tracking FC5-devel. What would indicate to me that I can stop tracking devel and "put the brakes on" to a release version? I guess that should have been my initial question.

If continual discussion of this issue is beating a dead horse, please let me know and I'll drop the issue. I'm relatively new to the list and to Fedora so I don't know what is proper netiquette for this list

Dan Gonzalez



Robin Laing wrote:

Daniel Gonzalez wrote:

Harald-

I asked this question earlier and I was directed to the following URL. It seems like a good place to start

http://www.brandonhutchinson.com/Upgrading_Red_Hat_Linux_with_yum.html

Hope that helps
Dan Gonzalez

Harald Grossauer wrote:

As far as I have seen there are no more updates for FC4test3, but FC4 final is not released yet.

Just in advance: what do I have to do when FC4 final is released? Activate the appropriate repos, which are already configured in /etc/yum.repos.d but not enabled, and call "yum update"?

Will that be enough to get a "clean and complete" FC4 final installation? Or would it be better to download the ISO images and completely reinstall FC4 from scratch?


I had a comment based on the upgrade method that there are packages that were missing or things that were not in the menu but installed on the system. His advice. Do a clean install instead of an upgrade.

I upgraded from RH8 to FC1 and I still find some issues on my machine from this.



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