On Monday 05 November 2007 02:33:09 pm Luis Sismeiro wrote: > Hi to all, > > I use opensuse (before suse linux) for several years and I hoped that > the 10.3 release was faster updating the packages since the package > manager was redone. > > Right now when I try to update, the update program download every file > started with "patch-" from the server and it takes forever to do so > and I don't have a fast internet connection. Is there any other way to > update my system? > > After a few months there will be too many "patch-" files to download. > Can the update software be improved so the info regarding the new > files to download be synchronized with the already installed updates? > > I used Debian before and even with a slow internet connection the > update of the new package list didn't took too much time and was only > a gzipped file. > > Regards, > Luis Sismeiro
Hi Luis, Have you checked does YOU download patches right after update is done. Recently there is a lot of updates every few days, sometimes is same program updated few times. I'm on broadband so I can't follow what is downloaded, but I can see patches later in the list. The other way would be to create your own update repository, and download content of online repository at your own pace. -- Regards, Rajko. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
