(Jun 17 2005 08:59) Jeff Tsai wrote:
> At the end of the day, I will have a true-blue "2.2" box?
Yes.
You can check by doing an 'rpm -V' to verify all installed packages.
Ideally only files marked as config files should be modified.
If you also want a list of files on the system not owned by any package,
you can do something like:
for file in `find / -type f | grep -v "^/home/users"`; do
rpm -qf $file || echo $file
done
This will give you a list of files on the system not owned by any
package installed. Together with 'rpm -V' and 'swup --list-alien' you
should get a good overview of the status of your system.
>
> Guess my Windows background leaves me with inherent doubts about the
> success of whole system upgrade, but here's to learning!
Huge upgrades like this is normally a bit on the rough side, but it
should work out nicely.
We hope that upgrades will be even more smooth and delicate with later
releases.
kind regards
c
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Trustix Developer
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