Re: dist upgrade question coz 14 rocks
Nick Edwards <[email protected]>
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On 11/6/13, Willy Sudiarto Raharjo <[email protected]> wrote: >> I note that in upgrade Pat always offers the quick 'n dirty how to >> upgrade everything, but never shows a quick basic way for bare bones, >> like servers >> >> So, If I use a cut downed version of his example, like >> >> #!/bin/sh >> for dir in a ap d f l n t tcl y ; do >> ( cd $dir ; upgradepkg --install-new *.t?z ) >> done >> >> >> removing kde kdei , x , xapp, and xfce and E (since emacs is built >> with X and not before) >> and I know the L will include some X libraries I'll need to check and >> remove if I feel energetic enough, will this upgrade everything? >> the risk of breaking things is low ? >> >> and yes, I know I'll need to go over and find obsoletes manually :) > > Why not using slackpkg? > point /etc/slackpkg/mirrors to slackware version you would like to upgrade > slackpkg update gpg > slackpkg update > slackpkg install-new > slackpkg upgrade-all > slackpkg clean-system > I have used slackpkg in the past and its great, but last time I used install-new it installed X and everything associated, no-one sane puts a GUI on a server :) So I spent ages adding new packaged manually. Trying to avoid that now if I can.