Upgrading from FC3->Tao 4 Instructions
Nathanael Noblet <[email protected]> Thu, 18 Aug 2005 13:49:05 -0700
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Hello all,
It seems like it is pretty easy to migrate a system from FC3 to
Tao4. At least I have run into any problems, and my dev machine
worked flawlessly. Here is what I did, as I was upgrading a new
installation of FC3 I made sure comparing the different rpm -qa
outputs on my dev machine with my live machine that the package lists
were identical. Then here is what I did to both machines.
Download yum, tao-release, tao-yumconf and install on the FC3 box, --
nodeps and --force are necessary here because FC3 has a newer yum and
tao-release conflicts with redhat-release.
yum check-update will list all files available to update.
I had to manually download and install glib2 & glib2-devel as the FC3
machine has newer ones, and yum can't resolve some dependancies
without the older Tao4 packages. Once those two packages are
installed, simply run yum update. This will update all packages that
are newer in Tao4 than FC3. It leaves a handful of FC3 packages. To
find these I simply did rpm -qa | grep FC3 to find them. Download all
the packages from tao-linux and then do a rpm -Uvh *rpm --force to
install all the Tao4 packages that are older than the FC3 ones. I had
to use --force because well FC3 had newer packages, there were no
conflicts besides the "(already installed which is newer)" messages.
Make sure you've downloaded the newest Tao4 kernel from the updates
portion of the download site. Install that (I did it at the same time
as the rest of the packages above).
This leaves only fedora-logos left which I downloaded redhat-logos
and it replaced fedora-logos. I double checked my grub config file
and everything seemed a Okay so rebooted, up comes a Tao-4 box.
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Nathanael Noblet
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