[Fwd: FEISTY RESTARTS ALL ON ITS OWN!]
Maurice Murphy
m1625 at rogers.com
Wed Apr 4 12:52:12 UTC 2007
Peter,
Many thanks for your last two posts received today. They were most
helpful. Like you, I'll probably save my data and do a complete
re-install once Feisty Final is available.
Could we have a chat on the phone sometime at your convenience. I would
like to talk to you about my son's setup in Toronto. My number is
613-829-7087. Many thanks, Maurice
Peter Whittaker wrote:
> On Tue, 2007-03-04 at 09:33 -0400, Maurice Murphy wrote:
>
>> I assume that, provided we keep up with the updates, 7.04 Beta will
>> actually become 7.04 final without any further action being required.
>> Is my assumption correct?
>>
>
> I was hoping Corey would offer his $0.02 on this, but I'll jump in in
> the interim (then Corey can correct whatever misinformation I've
> provided :->).
>
> My understanding is that once you have the beta, regular system updates
> will be enough to get you to final. I can find nothing in the wiki to
> contradict this, though I can find nothing to support it directly,
> either.
>
> Consider this a guesstimate based on "good release practices": We
> wouldn't announce a public beta and invite the curious and motivated to
> install it, unless we were pretty sure they wouldn't have to install all
> over again, right? Right? Bueller?
>
> :->
>
> Personally, I may reinstall once release is out, but I've been running
> Feisty since Herd1 (or maybe earlier, I forget - gotta love those daily
> builds), and I don't know that there isn't, uh, cruft left behind from
> those early, early versions. So reinstalling is a good way to ensure
> that a) my system is clean, b) the final installs cleanly on my old
> hardware, and c) all of the bugs previously encountered in the installer
> have been addressed in the final.
>
> My daughter's laptop was upgraded round about the beta, so it will
> probably be left alone, at least until Gallivanting Gazelle Beta comes
> along.
>
> pww
>
>
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