Thanks, The upgrade is done and everything seems to have worked. The kernel bug also seems to be resolved. (At least my test script now passes.) FYI: The bug was with XFS which is itself a experimental part of SuSE, so I'm not at all complaining about it having an XFS bug in the released version. Greg
On Wednesday 15 May 2002 20.50, Greg Freemyer wrote:
The machine is purely a test machine, but I hope the upgrade works because I don't want to have to re-install.
Unless the new kernel actually thrashes your partitions, you won't have to
reinstall. Just choose "boot installed system" from the installation program menu, and when you get into the system just install the old kernel rpm. It's in the images directory on the first cd (or on the dvd)
//Anders
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