Langdon Stevenson wrote:
> I have a Fedora 7 test 4 system that has just decided that it wants to
> download 124 updates. Am I right to assume that this update represents
> the final release of Fedora 7 and that I won't need to do anything else
> to it?
I expect not.
You would need to just update fedora-release first. This updates the yum
repo files to point to the fedora 7 release repos. Then {maybe need a
yum clean metadata dbcache ?} yum update. If you were already up to date
{from the development repo on F7t4} then there should only be minimal
changes.
I think you are seeing the packages that have been held of development
while the release is knocked into shape -> ie what will eventually
become F8.
I noticed the .F8.$ARCH.rpm string on the files to be updated... I will try the yum update too... right after installing the fedora-release rpm for F7
DaveT.
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