> Upgraded to FreeBSD 9.2 from what version? If it was anything 9.x then > you would not necessarily have replaced any of the ports previously > installed.
>From 9.1 release. I see a lot of apps having newer versions. > If you were upgrading from some earlier version of FreeBSD then you'ld > need to reinstall all your ports with stuff compiled for 9.x. You can > do that by: > > pkg install -f I might try -f flag. After getting txz files, I found them in /var/cache/pkg/All directory. None of them installed. So, I still have old packages. They work, but it is not what was intended. I will repeat: first I installed pkg. Then issued pkg2ng. I see no difference in db dir. I changed server address to numerical (96.47.72.120). Then I used "pkg update" to have it fresh. Last, "pkg upgrade". It downloaded and lot more. I went further, with kernel recompile. After reboot, I see older apps, from 9.1. Ones for 9.2 are in before mentioned directory. > Why does freebsd-update come into this? That's for updating the base > system. It won't do anything to affect your ports directly. I'm aware of that. But, it was a step in one of manuals (or "manuals"). > While 96.47.72.120 is the IP number of the pkgrepo test server, the > recommended way to use it is via this PACKAGESITE URL: > http://pkg-test.freebsd.org/pkg-test-${ABI}/latest Does not work for me. I get nothing with this line in pkg.conf. To say again, I have files on my node, but they do not install. I messed something, but cannot find out what it is. Does someone have success with pkg-test in conf file? Best regards Zoran _______________________________________________ freebsd-stable@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-stable To unsubscribe, send any mail to "freebsd-stable-unsubscr...@freebsd.org"