On Sep 17, 2012, at 11:03 AM, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 07:25:27PM -0400, Logan Brown wrote:
I would never recommend attempting a dist upgrade to unstable. I've
tried it twice in the past, and both times led to reinstalling the
from scratch. Dependencies get mixed up, and
On Sat, Sep 15, 2012 at 07:25:27PM -0400, Logan Brown wrote:
> I would never recommend attempting a dist upgrade to unstable. I've
> tried it twice in the past, and both times led to reinstalling the
> from scratch. Dependencies get mixed up, and you're left with a highly
> unstable "bastardized" s
Hello
Im running testing on PowerPC since, I dont know half a year after squeeze
came out... and before that it was the same after lenny and etch. Well I had a
x86 then but the point is that, things can mess up, if you upgrade to testing,
but its pretty unlikely ... but its possible. Wheezy is
Kristen,
I would never recommend attempting a dist upgrade to unstable. I've
tried it twice in the past, and both times led to reinstalling the
from scratch. Dependencies get mixed up, and you're left with a highly
unstable "bastardized" system.
Regards,
Logan Brown
"Do you know how many people
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I am thinking of upgrading my PowerPC from Squeeze to testing. I have
read some articles I found but have not really found anything up to
date. Nearly all of them speak of disaster while others speak of
success. I wonder if it is advisab
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