On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 3:26 PM, Dan McGee<[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 12:08 PM, Tobias Powalowski<[email protected]> wrote: >> Am Dienstag 23 Juni 2009 schrieb Thomas Bächler: >>> Aaron Griffin schrieb: >>> >> bash >>> >> readline >>> >> device-mapper >>> >> heimdal >>> >> inetutils >>> >> lvm2 >>> >> sqlite3 >>> > >>> > And, ping for a signoff on this whole mess. If you don't use some of >>> > them, let me know if/when you sign off >>> >>> Signing off on bash, readline, device-mapper, lvm2 and wpa_supplicant >>> (which you forgot to list there). >>> >>> ssh links to heimdal, so with my excessive ssh usage, I can also sign >>> off on heimdal (I don't use kerberos though, so I can't exactly verifiy >>> that it works, it just doesn't break). >> signoff both, archboot test isos worked fine with them > > I'll give a general "I used stuff" signoff for both architectures. > I've rebooted and haven't noticed any fallout yet, so it seems most of > this is going quite well. > > News item worthy? Basically anyone seeing a large upgrade looming and > saying "I don't want to do all of this" is going to be SOL, so it > might be worth a heads up even though we do recommend full -Syu > operations.
Hmm as far as I know everything was seemless for me. Keep in mind I've been running most of this since late Feb (even when mkinitcpio was broken :S) - as an aside, ipython keeps working if readline fails to load, which is epic We could throw out a news item, just saying it's harmless, if you think it's necessary
