On Mon, 2011-05-16 at 13:37 -0700, Adam Williamson wrote: > <snip> > > Then there are > > those that use the DVD to upgrade. I assume they will be broken as well. > > Well, you can enable the updates repository during a DVD-based upgrade, > and I expect many will do that. But if you don't, yes, you would have to > enable the service manually post-upgrade. Minor clarification, and mostly for my own understanding. Users are not directly given the chance to enable/disable repositories on upgrade. The set of enabled repositories is determined by the installation method chosen and whatever the fedora-release package defines. If you are upgrading using a DVD, you will get *only* the DVD package repo. If you are upgrading using a network-based repository, you will get *only* the packages available on the network repository. If you do not specify an installation method (no 'askmethod' or repo/method=), you get whatever repositories are defined by the fedora-release package. This typically means 'stable' and 'updates' are enabled. To many variables! :) > We did mark the bug as NTH, so if a fix had been written in time, it > would have been included in the release, but at present it looks like > that won't be the case. Anyone upgrading with the 'updates' repo enabled > will have this fixed, however. Thanks, James
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