On Tuesday 06 April 2004 21:03, Chuck Mattsen wrote: > Well, as it turns out my botched KDE (and other updates) was due to > that rpmdrake bug (Bugzilla 9411) ... packages were downloading but > not installing, and remaining in /var/cache/urpmi/rpms. > I wonder if thats my problem?
> Given that I know cooker is the "bleeding edge" and not for a > production machine (this one isn't), would it now make sense for me > to simply remain with cooker, at least for awhile? If I were to do > so, would I be able to continue updating using the cooker mirrors as > I've been doing these past weeks with the 10CE updates, or would it > require a different procedure(s) as 10.1 continues to diverge from > 10.0, and onward? (I've seen mention of mirroring the directory > structure, etc., locally, I think, and don't quite understand that > concept, nor am I sure I would be able to do so.) > > For those more-than-newbies who have experience with running previous > cooker versions, //how// volatile is it, i.e., are problems which > occur generally annoyances from which one may recover after another > update cycle or two, or are they more-critical show-stoppers which > would render one's system useless and force a reinstall? > For me "Bleeding Edge" says it all. The words mean to me if you use this expect to bleed a lot! Now if you enjoy that have fun. For me I'm not capable! --- Regards; Hoyt Ignore the past and you will fail! Ignore the future and you have already failed!
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