Hi at 05.11.2010 12:20, Jim Ford wrote: > I've been running 'LEAF Bering-uClibc 3.0 Rev 6 uClibc 0.9.28' (from a > CF card) for some years now with no problems that I've noticed.
You might want to check if that CF card is still in running order. I ran into some problems on some CF cards just being fried after a few years. > > I see that Leaf is up to 3.1.1 now, so mine is a bit old. > >>From a security point of view, is it worth me updating my set-up? I'm > reluctant to just jump into this, as by now I'm a bit rusty and > concerned that I might 'break' what I already have! The kernel and packages have evolved some. It looks like kernel 2.6 is at the doorsteps, but then... I usually just build a new CF and change it, so I can always go back to the previous release. Another way is to build a CF with double boot, so you can jump back and forth between two versions. I am using grub as boot loader, which makes this kind of operation very easy. cheers Erich
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