Its the stable version that im trying to install. I installed the release version but i wanted to update to stable mostly for the security patches. I dont want to use snapshot since its the current version.
How do you follow the stable version? make update works for individual packages but since i installed openbsd 6.0 a couple of months after the official release alot of packages need update. I thought dpb was the way to go. thank you. On 01/18/17 12:19, Kapetanakis Giannis wrote: > On 18/01/17 03:46, George wrote: >> Hello. >> Im new here. >> I installed OpenBSD on my laptop. I used anoncvs to download the stable >> sources for kernel, xenocara and ports. I rebuild my kernel,system and >> xenocara and i tried to update various packages to stable. >> I used >> /usr/ports/infrastructure/bin/out-of-date >> to get a list of out of date packages. I added that list to dpb with the >> following command >> /usr/ports/infrastructure/bin/dpb -f 20 -U -P PackageList2.txt >> dpb fetches the source code and chooses the packages that can be >> installed or build and then stops. It doesn't build anything or install >> anything. >> >> I'm sure its something stupid that I cant understand. >> What am i missing? >> >> Thanks!!!!! >> >> PS. I also changed /etc/mk.conf by adding >> >> FETCH_PACKAGES=Yes >> >> it doesn't seems to work. It still downloads source code and then build it. > > Since you're new on OpenBSD install either the latest stable version (6.0): > https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq4.html > > or the latest snapshot. > > > G
