Darrick Hartman wrote: > Jaime Blaney wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I would like to know if there is an expected date for 0.6 official >> release. I'm currently running Astlinux 0.4.8 and I'm planning to move >> to the newest version, however, my question is if I need to reflash the >> CF card with the new image or it will be an automatic method for upgrade >> like running Astup, for instance. >> > > Jaime, > > The official 0.6.1 image files are being verified by a few more people > before they get uploaded to the sourceforge site. There is no direct > upgrade path from 0.4.8 to 0.6.1. > > This is the suggested upgrade method: > > Backup your current keydisk to a separate media. (either a remote > server or a thumb drive. > > Transfer the new 0.6.1 image to a cf card. The new image will write a > 128MB vfat partition which contains the squashfs images and some > configuration files (and a few other things). It's recommended to use a > 256mb or larger CF card. It's hard to find anything new under 1GB these > days so that shouldn't be an unreasonable requirement. > > Boot the system with the new image installed. Your default > login/password is still root/astlinux. > > Here's where you have two options: > > 1). Remain with a separate key disk partition or device and add a > unionfs partition (in which case you must create 2 partitions using > fdisk , reboot, then run genunion and genkd specifying the appropriate > partitions for each command). > > 2). Use only a unionfs partition that contains the /mnt/kd structure. > (in which case you'd create one partition, reboot then run genunion to > create the file system). > > If your key disk is currently on a separate device, you could go with > option 1. If you currently have the keydisk and 0.4.8 image on the same > device, I would opt for option 2. > > Note that Asterisk has changed from 1.2x to 1.4x so you'll want to > verify which settings changed between 1.2 and 1.4. Also, there have > been many updates/additions to the rc.conf file. > > Darrick > Hi,
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