marko
21st May 2008, 03:44 PM
Did anyone else see this?
I had an F8 i386 machine setup with presto for updates.
I did a F8 -> F9 update via preupgrade, when it was
finished I noticed the yum repo for fedora-update still had the
Fedora 8 http://lesloueizeh.com/f8/i386/updates presto baseurl
and not the F9 version which would be http://lesloueizeh.com/f9/i386/updates
In the old days of presto, it was up to you to edit the
fedora-update.repo file to point to the http://lesloueizeh.com/f8/i386/updates
but now that F9 is defaulting to presto, shouldn't the installation of
the F9 version of fedora-release automatically do that?
So should I just edit the fedora-update.repo to change
the "f8" to a "f9" in the baseurl to complete the preupgrade ?
UPDATE: I went ahead and tried it, sure enough the updates I
expected then magically showed up....
So remember to edit your fedora-update if you preupgrade from
a F8 setup for presto
Mark
I had an F8 i386 machine setup with presto for updates.
I did a F8 -> F9 update via preupgrade, when it was
finished I noticed the yum repo for fedora-update still had the
Fedora 8 http://lesloueizeh.com/f8/i386/updates presto baseurl
and not the F9 version which would be http://lesloueizeh.com/f9/i386/updates
In the old days of presto, it was up to you to edit the
fedora-update.repo file to point to the http://lesloueizeh.com/f8/i386/updates
but now that F9 is defaulting to presto, shouldn't the installation of
the F9 version of fedora-release automatically do that?
So should I just edit the fedora-update.repo to change
the "f8" to a "f9" in the baseurl to complete the preupgrade ?
UPDATE: I went ahead and tried it, sure enough the updates I
expected then magically showed up....
So remember to edit your fedora-update if you preupgrade from
a F8 setup for presto
Mark