Subject: Re: YDL2.0 Beta ISO's?
From: jeramy b smith (jeramy@ash.penguinppc.org)
Date: Mon Apr 23 2001 - 12:56:39 MDT
I have seen these guys uploading lots of new packages. So making
an ISO for a 'fluid' beta probably isn't the thing.
Just install a ydl 1.2.1 base system (no gnome/kde/frills) and try yup
updating the beta. Write down all the bugs you encounter and report them
to the list. Yup isntall/update X, gnome, or whatever else you need
and report any bugs that causes.
Many of us run server and want to update our systems a few package groups
at a time so this sort of debugging helps out a bunch.
-jeramy b smith
On Sun, 22 Apr 2001, Jason McIntosh wrote:
> Just out of curiosity, is there a YDL2.0 Beta ISO I could download, burn?
> It's a little harder to install a simple base system and get that working.
> Thanks!
> Jason McIntosh
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