[posted also to devel because I'm running FC5/Oscar 5]
 
I've discovered my first big issue today with my ancient FC5 kernel (2054) 
(can't compile the nvidia driver, known bug with this kernel version) -- I want 
to update my system, or at least parts of it. I'll need other stuff updated too 
I know for sure (gcc, other stuff).
 
But there were dire warnings about not updating a system when using OSCAR. I 
could find no section in the Oscar manuals on the overall approach one needs to 
take.
 
Can I update my system using yum to the latest version of FC5??? 
 
Would it be better if I do this now, and then rebuild my kernel images? (Before 
I do my actual cluster install?)
 
How do I make sure the new rpms are the ones in the image? (I copied the DVD to 
the tftpboot folder, but if I do yum, then I won't know where the packages are)
 
Just as a comment, the installation manual is great, but this entire aspect of 
updating a system is important and doesn't seem to be treated anywhere. I would 
highly recommend adding an explanatory section to the installation manual.
 
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
 
Brad Aisa 
baisa at brad-aisa dot com 


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