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Upgrading to FC3 - [was Re: [ILUG] DHCP on home LAN?]

Upgrading to FC3 - [was Re: [ILUG] DHCP on home LAN?]

John P. Looney valen at tuatha.org
Tue Nov 9 10:14:36 GMT 2004


On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 09:36:49AM +0000, Kenn Humborg mentioned:
> Don't go around recommending yum/apt as a way to upgrade to FC3.
> FC3's installer does some magic to switch from a static /dev to
> a udev-based one.  There are manual steps to do this if you're not
> using anaconda (described in the release notes), but I don't think
> mortals want to try that.

 Hmm. I just upgraded with apt this morning, and haven't had any
problems...yet. udev is the solution to hotplug woes, yes ? Could you
share the sort of woes I should expect ?

 My system was running FC1, then upgraded to 1.9, then downgraded
semi-manuallly to 1.0 again, then upgraded to 2.0, then upgraded to 3.0.
It seems OK, though the tetex packages caused apt to get confused, and run
busy till I removed them manually, and kicked off the dist-upgrade again.

John



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