Brant Fitzsimmons kirjoitti viestiss��n (l�hetysaika Maanantai 8. Syyskuuta 2003 22:04):
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I believe that when you run the Mandrake Update (to which I think you were referring) it only uses the media labeled "updates". If there are no updates available on that specific source you will get the response that everything is already installed. This would be a correct response because all of the updates available on that source are already installed.
If you want to update the machine using all available sources:
-As root run "urpmi.update -a" on the command line to make sure urpmi knows what is available for updates -Launch "Install Software" from the menu and select "All packages, by update availability".
You will then get a list of updates that are available from all of the
different urpmi sources.
Or do just:
# urpmi.update -a # urpmi --auto-select
and urpmi will install everything that needs to be upgraded, except the kernels...
last do an: #urpmi kernel
and you will get a list with question wich kernel you want to install...
I had actually suggested that earlier (everything except the kernel), but I believe he wanted a way to do the actual update using a GUI.
I think...
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