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Meino Christian Cramer wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I have a printout of the 2005.1-handbook and I am going to install |
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> 2006.0. |
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> Now I am asking myself, whether I need to printout the new handbook |
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> or whether there are too less changes to do so. |
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> (x86, CPU: AMD64 X2 3800+ Dual Core) |
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> Kind regards, |
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> mcc |
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You don't need to print anything out - the LiveCD has a text-based web |
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browser available. Simply write down the URL to your handbook of |
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choice, and fire up links. You can specify a site on the command line, |
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or use the G button to enter an address from inside the browser. I |
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recommend using Alt-F2 to switch to a second virtual terminal, so you |
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can run links on that while performing your installation on the first. |
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If you need live support, you can use the IRC client, irssi (although |
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most IRC servers reject connections from root, so you'll need to make |
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yourself a user first). |
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To actually answer your question: there *should* be no major changes to |
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the procedure. I don't remember whether the 2005.1 handbook details the |
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GCC migration, but as far as I know 2006.0 comes with the new GCC-3.4 |
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already, so you could skip that portion (revdep-rebuilding and so on). |
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HTH. |
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