On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 10:19:40AM +0200, Fran�ois Pons wrote: > > urpmi of 8.2 is not solid enough to do system upgrade,
But it did. :-) > but urpmi of 9.0 is > right. This means a urpmi of 9.0 compiled for 8.2 will be done as updates and > will authorize such upgrade. Will this be done? Will 9.0's urpmi be compiled for 8.2 and put on the update servers or is it up to each individual to do this themselves? I did go ahead and change my urpmi sources from an 8.2 archive to a Cooker archive on an 8.2 box, then I added "dev" to the skiplist and simply ran a "uprmi --auto-select" and it (seemed) to upgrade everything. You say it should not have been solid enough to. Is there anything you can think of I should look for that wouldn't have worked quite right? About the only thing I had to do afterwards was resolve some .rpmnew files and viola, I have a shiny new Cooker/beta/rc<whatever> machine complete with an LVM-on-root (pathes coming at you Pixel!) setup. I really don't think anybody who wants apt-get has anything to gripe about with uprmi. Cool! b. -- Brian J. Murrell
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