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1. Is there any overwhelming reason to take a reasonably-well-working
Mandrake 7.0 and upgrade it to 7.1?
2. Would I be taking my life into my hands to do so? (In other words, is it
something I can reasonably do in a half an hour with a high expectation
that it's going to work, or is there a substantial chance that I would
regret ever trying to do it?)
I have never tried to upgrade a working Linux system before, although many
years ago I used to upgrade Unices occaisionally -- but I've forgotten
almost everything about it now.
4. Is there a very simple step by step explanation as to how to do such an
upgrade?
Enough questions for now....
(BTW, I have the ALSA stuff almost all working now. The one thing I can't
do is record CDs. But recording PCM works, and that's what I really wanted
to get working.)
Doc Evans
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