bump - anyone? anyone?

maethlin@yahoo.com (maeth) wrote in message news:<4020b87f.0405051634.4d8b5955@posting.google.com>...
> Anyone out there been using FedoraLegacy for RH7 and RH8 for a while?
> I'm curious to know how well it's been working out for you. How
> frequent are the updates? I'm wondering if it'll be relatively safe
> relying on FedoraLegacy for updates for production RH9 boxen.
>
> Thanks in advance!

maeth wrote:
> bump - anyone? anyone?
>
> maethlin@yahoo.com (maeth) wrote in message news:<4020b87f.0405051634.4d8b5955@posting.google.com>...
>
>>Anyone out there been using FedoraLegacy for RH7 and RH8 for a while?
>>I'm curious to know how well it's been working out for you. How
>>frequent are the updates? I'm wondering if it'll be relatively safe
>>relying on FedoraLegacy for updates for production RH9 boxen.
>>
>>Thanks in advance!

Maeth,
I upgraded from RH 7.3. Besides a GRUB problem, requiring a complete
install and not just an upgrade, it is a major improvement.Before the
complete install when I upgraded, it work great but I had to boot from a
floppy instead of GRUB. The people here are very helpful with any
questions you may have. I wouldn't hesitate to do it again, just back up
your current system first. We always forget some system parameters or
old email's we wished to keep.

Jesse

maeth wrote:
> Anyone out there been using FedoraLegacy for RH7 and RH8 for a while?
> I'm curious to know how well it's been working out for you. How
> frequent are the updates? I'm wondering if it'll be relatively safe
> relying on FedoraLegacy for updates for production RH9 boxen.


Not much

My system was fully uptodate using RedCarpet until RH drop
the support. I switched to YUM/legacy about a month ago
and had a few updates, but since none.

G.