On Sun, 2003-01-12 at 06:48, Azrael wrote: > I don't have the space to run 9.1b1 as well as 9. > > I don't need an incredibly stable os for daily use.. heck.. so is it > possible to upgrade 9.0 to 9.1b1 > Or do I need a clean install. > If I do a clean install, any problems keeping my current /home > partition?
Since 9.1b is as yet incomplete (only one disk) I'd say you'll have more problems than triumphs...... You might consider a cooker upgrade... (would give you 9.1b + more) As for home, if its a seperate partition no sweat keeping it. I've had the same /home since 8.0 on this box. One box has had it since 7.1 so I've a fair amount of history in this area. Just pay attention on the page during install that asks what partitions to format. USUALLY (so far for me) it's always understood not to partition /home/ but remember.. this on is a beta. James > > thanks > > On Sun, 2003-01-12 at 14:42, Mark Weaver wrote: > > James Sparenberg wrote: > > > It should be in cooker ... grab this one and you should be able to > > > rebuild/build rpms... > > > > > > rpm-rebuilder-0.7-1mdk is the file from 9.0 and yes... if forgot the er > > > before.. > > > > > > James > > > > thanks James. Things should work good now. :)
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