Brian wrote:
I guess I should hve been more clear. How can I update the programs that I
have installed to the current versions that are in 8.2 over the net? I do
not want to update it with a cdrom. In Debian I just did apt-get update and
i was able to update my system without doing a complete
On Thursday 21 March 2002 08:38 pm, linux wrote:
Hi
I have Mandrake 8.1 and I would like to upgrade my packages to 8.2.
Can someone please point me in the right direction?
Just an opinion. Do a fresh install, not an upgrade. If you
have a separate /home dir partition, don't re-format
On Friday 22 March 2002 00:03, FemmeFatale opened a hailing frequency and
transmitted:
Hah! I say to you Sir! I'm ready to duel you over that comment about
no linux users! :)
Sarcastic wanker...
as my wife will tell you, sarcastic does not begin to describe me
wamker? well lets
Hello I am the one who started this post and after getting some feedback
here are my thoughts:
First off I would like to thank everyone for their help,one of the
strengths of linux is the friendly support from other users.
Now the not so good.
I have been using Debian for a year and after
Title: RE: [newbie] Update help please
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Update help please
Hello I am the one who started this post and after
On March 22, 2002 01:12 am, Civileme spake thusly:
Well, you could put a mirror with the 8.2 packages on your update list
with Software Manager, and check what you want to update and do that
until you are at 8.2, but that would be a painful experience, though it
would (eventually) work.
Myers, Dennis R NWO wrote:
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Hello I am the one who started this post and after getting
I'm looking to do the same. I really want to know if I'll have to
reconfigure everything, such as SAMBA, Proftpd, and my two hotline servers?
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Mithrilhall2000 wrote:
I'm looking to do the same. I really want to know if I'll have to
reconfigure everything, such as SAMBA, Proftpd, and my two hotline servers?
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I guess I should hve been more clear. How can I update the programs that I
have installed to the current versions that are in 8.2 over the net? I do
not want to update it with a cdrom. In Debian I just did apt-get update and
i was able to update my system without doing a complete install.
Brian
That's what urpmi is for (which MandrakeUpdate uses).
But aside from this is how I used to do it, what's wrong
with using the CDs? I personally would rather have fresh
RPMs at my fingertips on CD than to have to download
everything.
Miark
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 21:48:42 -0700, Brian [EMAIL
OK I've tried 12 times to add a frigging server to Update!
No joy! EVER! It won't add them! It gives me an error all the time?
I don't get it...and if I just try to update using the wizard it finds
nada ofc.
*argh?*
Femme
Miark wrote:
That's what urpmi is for (which MandrakeUpdate
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