Hi Cedric, > > The process would be like this : > > > 1. while the system is running, replace packages on storage medium > (exchanging cdrom, dd'ing iso on flash, scp'ing lrps on fat...) > 2. prepare the new configdb by some means (extracting and merging in a > temporary location) without disturbing the running system 3. prepare the > new moddb by some means (if the modules tar.gz is available) (don't know > if that will be possible) 4. replace kernel/initrd on boot medium > 5. reboot > Sounds good, but is it worth the hassle? This is almost the same as just replacing all the packages on the storage medium (or exchanging a cdrom) and reboot. It has two advantages ofcourse: possibility to tune the config a bit (merging) but that won't be needed in most cases and, if it's possible, preparing a new moddb (but this can also be done offline).
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