On Wed, 2004-02-18 at 11:58, Michael McCabe wrote: > It worked for me on one system but not on another. > Mike > > On Wed, 2004-02-18 at 11:52, Ron Henderson wrote: > > I was planning on using the upgrade option in setup when you boot from > > the cd-roms. Bad idea? This discussion might be more appropriate for the fedora-test-list http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list Chances for success probably depend heavily on how many non-Fedora add-on packages you have added. If you've got "generic" FC1, upgrade would probably work well. If you have a lot of FreshRPMS, Dag, Livna, ATrpms, ... it will be problematic. If you try it, put the following in a script. After upgrading run it, and look at everything in the output file after "basesystem". These are the obsolete packages left from before the upgrade. Blow them away if possible (suggest using "yum remove <package>" to handle dependencies) or upgrade by find FC2T1 compatible packages or building from SRPMs. Livna reportedly has some FC2T1 packages now - haven't gotten around to trying them. Had pretty good luck rebuilding FreshRPMS packages for DVD, mp3, TV card, ... ----------------------------------------------------------------------- #!/bin/bash # List_RPMS_by_Install_Time rpm -qa --qf "%{INSTALLTIME} %{NAME} %{VERSION} %{RELEASE}\n" | sort -r >RPMS_by_Install_Time -----------------------------------------------------------------------
