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Re: OpenBSD 3.2-stable -> 3.3-stable
- To: misc_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: Re: OpenBSD 3.2-stable -> 3.3-stable
- From: acc_(_at_)_anthonychavez_(_dot_)_org
- Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2003 17:07:05 -0600
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On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 18:16:36 -0400 Nick Holland <nick_(_at_)_holland-consulting_(_dot_)_net> wrote:
> acc_(_at_)_anthonychavez_(_dot_)_org wrote:
>>
>> The impression that I get from the MiniFAQ is that for W^X support, I
>> need to install a snapshot,
>
> yup.
>
>> which means switching to -current, no?
>
> Which *is* the point of the "Upgrading ______FROM______ 3.3" part.
That was my first guess, but it seemed way too logical. Thank you for
confirming my suspicions. It's all ~clear~ now. ;-)
> Don't make me use <blink></blink>.
Egads.
>> What
>> should I do if I want to simply upgrade my 3.2-stable box to 3.3-stable?
>
> Upgrade using 3.3-release.
So I should, e.g., create a 3.3-release floppy, boot, choose (U)pgrade,
then rebuild from source?
> Don't bother trying to do it by source. You will not succeed.
That's been my experience.
> (COULD you? Of course. Is it simple? HECK NO. It would take AT
> LEAST one intermediate step, and probably a second intermediate
> build.)
No thank you.
> Read the "Upgrading ____from 3.2____" for what you need to change in
> /etc for upgrading from 3.2 (imagine that 8-) to 3.3 along with
> upgrading using -release. "Upgrading _from 3.3_" has nothing to do
> with your project, you want to upgrade TO 3.3...
Understood. Just getting a little ahead of myself I suppose. ;-)
> You will not get the W^X support in 3.3-stable. It is in -current,
> and will be in 3.4-release.
I look forward to it.
> Nick.
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