Hi all, I have my test system setup on a partition along side my normal use FC4 install. The partition gets mounted in FC4, and I found I could do some stuff in the FC5T2 (Rawhide) environment (eg rpm -q stuff) by chrooting into the FC5 partition. What I do not know is what all I can successfully do in the chroot environment and what things should be done to get a more fully working test system running in chroot (eg, /dev/ is basically empty). Specifically, it would be nice to do a yum update from within the chroot so I don't have to reboot to the Rawhide install, update, wait forever for updates to download and install since I have not updated in a while, reboot to the new kernel, etc. Can this sort of thing be done safely (correctly) from within the chroot? Can I do stuff like start up udev so I can access hardware? Jonathan -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list