Greetings to DragonFlyBSD team! I'm a very old OpenBSD user since long time, while I'd like to learn an another BSD OS, I picked DragonFlyBSD up!
I'm a new user of DragonFlyBSD, I like its simplicity, stability and "code-cleanness". I always prefer to follow -stable branch when it comes to sys upgrade/update. I freshly installed DragonFlyBSD 5.2.2 by burning the 'dfly-x86_64-5.2.2_REL.iso' file, then I tried to update the system to -stable, by the following commands: cd /usr make src-create-shallow cd /usr/src git checkout DragonFly_RELEASE_5_2 cd /usr/src make -j 3 buildworld make -j 3 buildkernel make installkernel make installworld make upgrade pkg upgrade pkg update reboot Are all these steps enough to follow the -stable branch? How can I continue updating the source code (located in /usr/src) in case of any change in -stable branch from your side? Should I issue all the same commands above, next time? How often do you update -stable branch? For instance, OpenBSD has a page: openbsd.org/errata.html - where we get a list of latest patches/updates for the stable branch, as well as I check its CVS -stable branch from time to time for any change. Do you have such kind of page? Many thanks! Özgür Kazancci
