Aleksander Adamowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> First, I've tried to conduct an upgrade from 9.0 beta4 to 9.0 RC1
That's a side note to your report, but - people should not do
upgrades from a beta version to another, because bugs from the
first may add to the second.
People should do upgrade
On Sat, 7 Sep 2002 06:15, Igor Izyumin wrote:
> Also, can we have a "retry" button when a package fails to install? I
> often get problems with packages when installing over the network or on old
> CDROMs, and it would really help. Currently, there is only an option to
> cancel or continue. Is
Hal Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > People should do upgrades from the previous stable version to
> > the latest cooker/beta/rc, e.g. for currently, from 8.2 to
> > RC2. Thanks!
>
> I did an upgrade from 8.1 to 9.0RC1. Is this invalid behavior?
Well it *should* work, but the farther betw
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
> Aleksander Adamowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
>>First, I've tried to conduct an upgrade from 9.0 beta4 to 9.0 RC1
>
>
> That's a side note to your report, but - people should not do
> upgrades from a beta version to another, because bugs from the
> first ma
Igor Izyumin wrote:
>Also, can we have a "retry" button when a package fails to install? I often
>get problems with packages when installing over the network or on old CDROMs,
>and it would really help. Currently, there is only an option to cancel or
>continue. Is it really that hard to imp
Also, can we have a "retry" button when a package fails to install? I often
get problems with packages when installing over the network or on old CDROMs,
and it would really help. Currently, there is only an option to cancel or
continue. Is it really that hard to implement?
--
-- Igor
"David Bolin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Also during beta4 I had a very similar problem with
> my USB compactflash/smartmedia card reader plugged in. Failed the install,
> unplugged the reader and tried again and install went off without a hitch.
this should be ok now (in rc1, and the rc2-
I saw this bug while I was installing, and the installation failed(fresh
install), I really don't know if this had anything to do with the cause, but
I tried once again to do the install and it succeeded. The only thing that I
did different was remove a DVD that I had forgotten to remove from
Hi!
I were trying to hunt for that dreaded mkinitrd bug in RC1.
First, I've tried to conduct an upgrade from 9.0 beta4 to 9.0 RC1 on my
machine at home during the weekend, but during the packages installation
process there was a power outage.
I've continued the upgradeafter the power had been