Fedora 10 updates

[Michael Magua]

Hi list

Apologies if this has been asked previously. I'd like to follow the
development of Fedora 10 and I've currently got it installed. If I continue
to run 'yum update' would that keep me up to date with this release?

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Regards,
Michael Magua

RHCE 805008570430920

[Rahul Sundaram]

Michael Magua wrote:
>  Hi list
>  
>  Apologies if this has been asked previously. I'd like to follow the 
>  development of Fedora 10 and I've currently got it installed. If I 
>  continue to run 'yum update' would that keep me up to date with this 
>  release? 
Yes. Rawhide will automatically redirect to the Fedora 10 repos just 
before release. So if you just keep yum updating, you will end up with 
Fedora 10.

Rahul

[Bruno Wolff III]

On Thu, Oct 02, 2008 at 11:17:48 +0200,
  Michael Magua <mmglug(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
>  Hi list
>  
>  Apologies if this has been asked previously. I'd like to follow the
>  development of Fedora 10 and I've currently got it installed. If I continue
>  to run 'yum update' would that keep me up to date with this release? 
Yes. Eventually there will be an update to fedora-release that will put
you on f10 rather than rawhide. So assuming you want to stay with f10
you can just keep doing yum updates. (Assuming you haven't customized
the repo definitions as that would prevent yum from updating them.)

If you want to keep following rawhide, there is already a fedora-release
for what will become f11. Having that installed will keep you from being
switched back to f10. If you want to take this course, you can get the rpm
from koji.

[Trapper]

>    Michael Magua <mmglug(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
> > Apologies if this has been asked previously. I'd like to follow the
> > development of Fedora 10 and I've currently got it installed. If I continue
> > to run 'yum update' would that keep me up to date with this release?
>   
Bruno Wolff III wrote:
>  Yes. Eventually there will be an update to fedora-release that will
> put
>  you on f10 rather than rawhide. So assuming you want to stay with f10
>  you can just keep doing yum updates. (Assuming you haven't customized
>  the repo definitions as that would prevent yum from updating them.)
>  
>  If you want to keep following rawhide, there is already a fedora-release
>  for what will become f11. Having that installed will keep you from being
>  switched back to f10. If you want to take this course, you can get the rpm
>  from koji.
>   
I apologize if this has been asked already. If it was, I missed it. What 
rpm would I be looking for at koji if I want to keep following rawhide 
beyond F10?

Trapper

[Trapper]

> >   Michael Magua <mmglug(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
> >> Apologies if this has been asked previously. I'd like to follow the
> >> development of Fedora 10 and I've currently got it installed. If I 
> >> continue
> >> to run 'yum update' would that keep me up to date with this release?
> >
>  Bruno Wolff III wrote:
> > Yes. Eventually there will be an update to fedora-release that will put
> > you on f10 rather than rawhide. So assuming you want to stay with f10
> > you can just keep doing yum updates. (Assuming you haven't customized
> > the repo definitions as that would prevent yum from updating them.)
> >
> > If you want to keep following rawhide, there is already a fedora-release
> > for what will become f11. Having that installed will keep you from being
> > switched back to f10. If you want to take this course, you can get the 
> > rpm
> > from koji.
> >
>  
Trapper wrote:
>  I apologize if this has been asked already. If it was, I missed it. 
What
>  rpm would I be looking for at koji if I want to keep following
> rawhide 
>  beyond F10? 
Perhaps I can answer my own question. Maybe 
fedora-release-10.90-1.noarch.rpm ?

Trapper

[Bruno Wolff III]

On Fri, Oct 03, 2008 at 09:31:14 -0400,
  Trapper <trapper(a)ledduk.net&gt; wrote:
>  Perhaps I can answer my own question. Maybe  
>  fedora-release-10.90-1.noarch.rpm ? 
That was my supposition. If you look at the details for that release it is
tagged for f11, which strongly suggests it is for continuing with rawhide
past the f10 release.

[Simon Andrews]

Trapper wrote:

>  I apologize if this has been asked already. If it was, I missed it.
> What 
>  rpm would I be looking for at koji if I want to keep following rawhide 
>  beyond F10? 
There's no rpm to install.  After the release of f10 edit the file 
/etc/yum.repos.d/fedora-rawhide.repo and change

enabled=0  to  enabled=1

..and you'll start getting rawhide updates.  Hang on to your hat though 
as rawhide can get a little wild just after a release.

[Trapper]

>  Trapper wrote:
>  
> > I apologize if this has been asked already. If it was, I missed it. 
> > What rpm would I be looking for at koji if I want to keep following 
> > rawhide beyond F10?
>  
Simon Andrews wrote:
>  There's no rpm to install.  After the release of f10 edit the
> file
>  /etc/yum.repos.d/fedora-rawhide.repo and change
>  
>  enabled=0  to  enabled=1
>  
>  ..and you'll start getting rawhide updates.  Hang on to your hat though 
>  as rawhide can get a little wild just after a release.
>   
Thanks Simon. That's sounds much more reasonable.

Trapper