On 25 June 2012 15:44, Michael Schuster wrote:
> Hi Aneurin,
>
> I'd expect one of the design goals of the whole image-update process was to
> work with as little interruption as possible (we had this in live upgrade
> as well, so the historical precedent is fairly clear, IMO anyway): you
> could
Hi Aneurin,
I'd expect one of the design goals of the whole image-update process was to
work with as little interruption as possible (we had this in live upgrade
as well, so the historical precedent is fairly clear, IMO anyway): you
could run your update, watch it finish, analyse logs etc., all wh
2012-06-25 18:18, Aneurin Price wrote:> Hi folks,
>
> I have a basic newbie question: can somebody help me to understand how
> exactly the boot environments created by 'pkg image-update' work?
Hello, I might make a few mistakes (and welcome corrections then),
but here's the way I see it (and in s
Hi folks,
I have a basic newbie question: can somebody help me to understand how
exactly the boot environments created by 'pkg image-update' work?
Lets say I start with the BE 'mysystem'. My initial expectation -
obviously incorrect - was that performing the update would take a
snapshot (call it
