Stuart Henderson wrote:
...
> and, if you use a snapshot,
> http://www.openbsd.org/faq/upgrade40.htXXml
not yet, please...this file is unlinked for a reason.
Not only is this file untested, it is blatantly incomplete (and
previously, it was blatantly wrong).
If you wish to get a head-start, watch
> * Stuart Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-09-14 14:11]:
> > Unless you remove and re-add all your packages, the pkg_*
> > tools won't work as smoothly as they should.
>
> this is untrue.
>
> pkg_add -u does a wonderful job, even on ancient installed packages.
>
> I just had such an upgrade,
* Stuart Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-09-14 14:11]:
> Unless you remove and re-add all your packages, the pkg_*
> tools won't work as smoothly as they should.
this is untrue.
pkg_add -u does a wonderful job, even on ancient installed packages.
I just had such an upgrade, and only ran into
On Thu, 2006-09-14 at 15:12 +0400, Igor Zinovik wrote:
> I have old box which runs OpenBSD 3.6 and i want to upgrade it to last
> release.
> So my question is can go directly to OPENBSD_3_9 or i have to go through all
> further versions (3.6->3.7->3.8->3.9)? I'm worry about that further versions
Hi Igor,
> I have old box which runs OpenBSD 3.6 and i want to upgrade it to last
> release. So my question is can go directly to OPENBSD_3_9 or i have to
> go through all further versions (3.6->3.7->3.8->3.9)? I'm worry about
> that further versions switched to new compiler (this box has gcc-2.95
On 2006/09/14 15:12, Igor Zinovik wrote:
> I have old box which runs OpenBSD 3.6 and i want to upgrade
> it to last release.
Don't upgrade by anoncvs, use binary upgrades to get you
as close as possible to the version you want and follow the
steps to upgrade /etc and so on from the FAQ;
http://w
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