I *think* the original point was that mkcd wasn't happening for him anymore, and he wanted to make sure that it got fixed before the next release. I don;t think was having any issues about running cooker per se. (But I *might*have missed something.)
Bob Finch On Tuesday 01 July 2003 07:55 am, Adam Williamson wrote: > On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 01:18, Frank Griffin wrote: > > I've been building and testing cooker systems for over a year, primarily > > by creating ISOs with MakeCD and burning them. I've tried harddrive and > > network installs, but they don't work for me (as documented in bug 3295). > > *snippety* > > I've installed Cooker from network source quite often and it's never > caused any trouble. > > Having said that, the most trouble-free way to install Cooker is > generally to install the previous stable release, define Cooker sources, > and urpmi --auto-select to get to current Cooker. Since Cooker is by > definition unstable, installation can never be guaranteed to work, so > it's better to work from a stable base.
