I had two 151a9 systems (with very little installed) which upgraded fairly
cleanly to a 2015 snapshot of hipster, following this page:
https://wiki.openindiana.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=30802657
Make backups, YMMV, etc.
Tim
On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 9:43 AM, Daniel Kjar
On 09/26/17 12:59 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
How to tell which BEs are ok to delete. What is common practice
regarding deletion of BEs?
(I do know what the `N' and `R' mean and so not to delete them)
In my current list of BE's (shown at end of post)
I see one marked as backup-1... this is not
On 26/09/2017 18:59, Harry Putnam wrote:
How to tell which BEs are ok to delete. What is common practice
regarding deletion of BEs?
beadm destroy
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How to tell which BEs are ok to delete. What is common practice
regarding deletion of BEs?
(I do know what the `N' and `R' mean and so not to delete them)
In my current list of BE's (shown at end of post)
I see one marked as backup-1... this is not something I did purposely so
must be the result
I think I will try upgrading a snapshot of the VM I created of the
actual server and see how that goes... I don't think there will
hardware problems on the server since it is a sun x2200m2.
On 09/26/17 08:43, Jonathan Adams wrote:
Like you, I have a few 151a boxes lying around.
Originally
Like you, I have a few 151a boxes lying around.
Originally I had a box that was upgrade every few weeks, and it managed to
be upgraded to the latest hipster, so it is possible. However the number
of incremental changes that have happened since 151a, and the incrementals
might have been pruned
I have been letting things just 'run' for quite a while now but since I
started working towards virtualizing my systems I have come to notice
that 151a is no longer a thing... Is it 'safe' for me to upgrade my
servers (a file server and a web server/mysql server) to hipster? I
don't want to
