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Rafi Gabzu wrote:
| Hi,
| 1. After installing the "Testing" release , is it possible to upgrade
| it to the "stable" release ?
You can _upgrade_ to sid (unstable) or you might try to _downgrade_ to
sarge (stable), though downgrading might not be pos
On Thu November 10 2005 07:49 am, Rafi Gabzu wrote:
> Hi,
> 1. After installing the "Testing" release , is it possible to upgrade it to
> the "stable" release ?
That is unsupported. I have read where some folks have managed it, but I never
have. Most likely the only way to get back to stable from
On Thu, 2005-11-10 at 17:49 +0200, Rafi Gabzu wrote:
> Hi,
> 1. After installing the "Testing" release , is it possible to upgrade
> it to the "stable" release ?
no. that would be considered a downgrade. downgrades may work, but are
not "guaranteed" to.
> 2. When installing "Testing", do I alway
Rafi Gabzu wrote:
> Hi,
> 1. After installing the "Testing" release , is it possible to upgrade
> it to the "stable" release ?
Not really. Read about Debian releases here:
http://www.us.debian.org/releases/
> 2. When installing "Testing", do I always stay in the "Testing" phase
> ,or after it
Rafi Gabzu said:
>
> 2. When installing "Testing", do I always stay in the "Testing" phase ,or
> after it finally become "stable" I become stable too ...?
> Thanks.
It depends. When you configured your apt sources, did you specify "testing"
or "etch" for each source? If you specified "testing,"
Hi,
1. After installing the "Testing" release , is it possible to upgrade it to the "stable" release ?
2. When installing "Testing", do I always stay in the "Testing" phase ,or after it finally become "stable" I become stable too ...?
Thanks.
Rafi
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