On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 20:49, Ryan McDougall wrote: > I can tell you now that Im not having a single problem with it. Mind you > Im not running a server or anything, and I am fairly competent with > linux... They only issue I had was that my boot partition was too small > to use the upgrade option ( since it doesnt delete old kernels ), but I > lost NOT ONE confiuration option, since my home directory is a separate > partition. > > I will be installing the JRE and NVidia drivers soon. Ill let you know > how it goes. > > Cheer, > Ryan > Hmmmm. thanks. That sounds encouraging, since I also am not running a server, and I also have /home in a seperate partition (seperate drive, actually). I'm a little newer at linux (6mo) but learning fast. I got rh 8.0 configured after much mucking around, and I have the planet CCRMA alsa stuff installed, so I'll prob just wait 'till theire stuff supports it. Since I don't have a burner, (yes, I know, they're cheap, but I'm extremely financially challenged at the moment) So I was wondering If anyone out there knew a way to dl the disk images, then mount them directly and update from that. and Ryan, btw, how big is the /boot patition you're running? I've tried to update myself to new versions before, but I just dont know enough yet, or It just doesn't work. the only luck I've ever had was to use the disks. Yet it seems that there would be a way to do this. Definetly keep me posted. -Jim
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