> No, you can't 'un-BFU' the system. At least not in > any stable, > supported way (as far as liveupgrade is concerned). > Your options are: > a) reinstall, installing 105 from scratch > b) bfu to 105
Ok. Reinstalling sounds like a several days of work procedure to get all configuration back the way it should be (BTW, what happens with ZFS pools in a reinstallation? Are they automatically detected by the newly installed system?), so I guess I'll stick to BFU for the time being then. > If you bfu to 105, you'll only be updating the ON > components of the > system (the kernel and some of the userland). You > won't get updates to > X, Desktop, etc. X is irrelevant, this is a server machine. It seems manpages don't get updated either, correct? Even though I have new features in the commands, they are not documented. > You *can not* mix BFU with upgrade. BFU is an ON > consolidation > developer tool that allows one to update a system to > newer kernel/ON > bits in order to facilitate testing and development > of those bits. It > is not now, nor has it ever been a method for > upgrading a system from > one release to the next. Discussing what BFU is and isn't doesn't seem constructive at this point. Of course, if you can lend me a time machine so that I can take a DVD of b105 back in time a couple of months and get crossbow from that, it would be just dandy. :-) Anyway, thanks for replying. // Marcus -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
