On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 20:41, Kelly Sauke wrote: > Does anyone know of any software for linux that acts similar to "Live > Upgrade" in Solaris or "Alternate Release Areas" in DG/UX? >
AFAIK there doesn't exist any similar software on Linux. A similar task could be accomplished, at least on Debian, creating a parallel chrooted environment (search for debootstrap) where to apply and try the patches and then replicating the upgrade on the original system. Try to look to UML (User Mode Linux) too. Maybe it can be useful since it allows to run a "virtual" instance of linux on linux itself. Byez -- Flavio Visentin +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ + My GPG Key is available at ldap://keyserv.di.unito.it. + + + + To import my public key you can issue the command: + + gpg --keyserver ldap://keyserv.di.unito.it --recv-keys 6D1AE055 + +-----------------------------------------------------------------+
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