[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Sorry! I wrote a lot of mush. What I would like to do, if possible, is to
> upgrade one machine and mirror the upgrade to another. I don't know if this
> will even work or if I should even do it.
I'm afraid I still don't see quite where you're coming from. What,
specifically and in gorey detail, is the practical difference between
what you want to do vis a vis upgrading one machine, and then upgrading
the other one? Do you want to upgrade a machine and then clone it
file-by-file? If so, why?
WRT the question of whether to upgrade -- I don't think you said which
version of RH you're currently using. As of 5.0, the C libraries
underwent a major overhaul which has caused some back-compatibility
problems with some applications which worked under 4.2 and previous, and
there may be other reasons why upgrading could cause grief; on the other
hand, 5.1 does have some nice stuff tacked on/old pains fixed, and so
far I like it just fine. What do you hope to gain from an upgrade?
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