going to F19 using fedora-upgrade
Miroslav Suchý
msuchy at redhat.com
Wed May 29 12:07:29 UTC 2013
On 05/29/2013 01:37 PM, Karel Volný wrote:
> just FTR, yesterday I've tried to upgrade my laptop to F19.
>
> I've chosen to use fedora-upgrade.
>
> Note that I've run that in console, and I logged out from KDE a few minutes
> after finishing the download, just when I noticed higher disc activity
> indicating that yum started installing new packages.
>
> This phase took more than two hours ... um, I guess we really need to speed up
> yum/rpm/underlying filesystem, if a clean F17 install on the same machine took
> less than 20 minutes :-/
Coincidently I upgraded my workstation F19beta today as well. Of course
using fedora-upgrade too. It took even longer (3 hours at least). But I
was able to work all the time. I run the fedora-upgrade in screen(1), so
I started in GUI and in case the session manager will crash I can
"screen -r" on console and continue there. But that was not even needed
and I was able to work in GUI all the time.
The actual time I was forced to spend on upgrade was 15 minutes
resolving rpmnew and rpmsave files and one minute on reboot.
> Great job, Mirek (and all the packagers making sure there are no troubles with
> updating their packages)!
Thanks for the feedback.
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Miroslav Suchy
Red Hat Systems Management Engineering
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