Re: RedHat 8 Upgrade

Thomas Dodd <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.release.guinness
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Steve Gwynn wrote:
> I agree.  The 8.0 kit is missing 'gnorpm' as the first, and most obvious, to me.
> It is different enough that I too will wait for an 8.1 or at least an 8.0x.

gnorpm is not missing. It's been removed, on purpose.
redhat-config-packages is ment to REPLACE it.
Just as redhat-config-xfree86 REPLACES Xconfigurator.

Please don't spread FUD.

> On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Robert Pare wrote:
>>So after all the problems we had the other day, I would like to upgrade
>>to Redhat 8.0 which I believe is the newest product.  Before I make this
>>big move I wanted to consult my fellow Redhatters to ask is this going
>>to be a fairly smooth transition?  I am assuming there is a simple
>>upgrade procedure so I don't have to worry about re-creating all of my
>>users or redoing my config of DNS or Mail?  Any feedback, suggestions or
>>TIPS would be greatly appreciated!

It's working great for me. Some new tools and new
configs to learn. Like GNOME2 and XFT2/fontconfig.

But fairly stable so far.
Upgrades go well. Like all previous releases have.
Just check the log afterwards and update new files.

'find / -name "*.rpm*" ' is helpfull to find
new configfiles that may need adjusting.

	-Thomas
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