On Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 11:21:07PM +1000, Paul wrote: > On 8/08/2006 1:33 AM, Axel Thimm wrote: > >with the advent of FC6t2 today Fedora Legacy is dropping support for > >FC1 and FC2. RH8.0 has been dropped since some time already and RH7.3 > >and RH9 will be dropped between Oct 1st and the end of the year (the > >first date is the deadline for submitting new bug reports) > > > >W/o a security update plan ATrpms is going to drop support for these > >distros, too. According to stats from the master mirror this will > >affect about 10% of ATrpms users, so this is a plea to upgrade to more > >recent versions of Fedora Core and/or RHEL and clones. > > > >The plan for a staged EOL for FC1, FC2, RH7.3, RH8.0 and RH9 is as > >follows: > > > >immediately: no builds for new (not updated) packages > >20060901: updated packages failing to build under these distros > > don't get fixed > >20061001: no more updates > >20070101: removal > > > >The dates are earliest dates, e.g. support may (or may not) continue > >after the named dates. > > > >Note that since I only have a limited set of RHEL licenses I will drop > >support for RHEL3 when RHEL5 is released in beta channels. RHEL3 (or > >clones) ATrpms users are less than 1% and RHEL3 support was never > >officially announced, so it shouldn't affect too many people. > > > >Please upgrade to FC5/RHEL4 or FC6/RHEL5 within the next > >months. Thanks!
> Do you know if we need to reconfigure Yum to point the FC4 repos for the > Fedora Updates and Extras Are you trying to upgrade to FC4 from one of the about to be EOL'd distros (why FC4 and not FC5?). In any case: If you install the atrpms-package-config for the target distribution you've everything properly configured for an upgrade. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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