I am currently working on two FreeBSD 4.6.2 servers, and wish to upgrade to
4.7-RELEASE. I have tried to find information about performing this task,
but am having trouble trying to grasp exactly what each
distribution "type" of FreeBSD means. -STABLE can be upgraded to using
the (well documented) cvsup, make buildworld, mergemaster etc process, as
can -CURRENT, but it would seem to me that -RELEASE is given out only as
ISO images, as far as I can see. Is it possible to upgrade a 4.6.2 FreeBSD
box to 4.7-RELEASE using the cvsup/make buildworld procedure, or am I
better off downloading the mini-ISO or floppy disk images and running a
Sysinstall upgrade from there? Is what I am wanting to do a waste of time
(ie. should I just go straight to 4.7-STABLE? -- please don't ask "why
upgrade to 4.7-RELEASE ... I just want to know how to do it, should I some
day need it)
Regards,
Michael Ritchie
ps. apologies if it looks like my '-stable, -release and -current's look
like i'm yelling -- copied them off the fbsd ftp site.
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- Re: Upgrading to 4.7-RELEASE Michael Ritchie
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