I have a server running a 32 bit release and some critical VMs, so I really
don't want to mess it up. It also has an old 64 bit (FC6) release which I get to
via chain loader from the grub in 32 bit. I want to upgrade the 64 bit (which I
don't use) to the FC13 pre stuff from a daily spin.
The config is thus, 32 bit boot is in a raid-1 array, as is the 64 bit boot.
Those are based on primary partitions. Then there is a raid-6 array with LVM on
it, providing /home, and Root32 and Root64 LVs. I want to put the latest 64 bit
on the array for /boor64 and the LV for /Root64. I do *NOT* want to hose the 32
bit or MBR!
My choices are:
1 - try to do an upgrade from FC6 to FC13 over the 64 bit install
2 - do a fresh fc13 install, also over the 64 bit old stuff
3 - do it on another machine, too likely to hose the production stuff
(do it on the fc10 bits of a laptop which is not critical)
Any relevant thoughts on doing the install so I can be sure I can continue to
use the chain loader from the 32 bit production stuff?
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Bill Davidsen <davidsen@xxxxxxx>
"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from
the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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