Just a few random comments. Dunno about preupgrade, and Fedora 8 is ancient and unlikely to be tested for system upgrades. On Thu, 24 Feb 2011 19:13:01 +0900, Jorgen wrote: > I do not care about the OS, but it would be easier if all my toolchain installs > and home directory contents remained. Then make /home and e.g. /usr/local a separate mount. You can tell the installer about what to mount where and whether to format the mounted filesystems. > Upon reboot it has no settings for network, ssh etc. So I go through the GUI to > set network (I guess I am supposed to use GUI, even though I prefer to reach for > ifconfig). If you prefer using ifconfig, feel free to use it, but be aware of services like NetworkManager, which you may need to disable first (or tell them to not control the network interfaces you want to manage yourself). This may include stopping NetworkManager completely and enabling the good old "network" service script. > I look for a way to start SSH, and there do not appear to be any. Google said to > use Administration/Services. But that does not exists. Huh, I actually have to > start a shell to run /sbin/services sshd start. Minus one there. With "Administration/Services", do you refer to the GNOME menu "System > Administration > Services"? If so, did your install add the following package? $ rpm -q system-config-services system-config-services-0.99.47-1.fc14.noarch Mine did. > Only to find that port 22 does not answer. I go through the usual checks to make > sure it is running, and connects locally. I start the firewall GUI to confirm > that port 22 is open, I even try without firewall. Still, no connection. One usual check would have been to check what it was listening on. -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
