From: "'Bryce'" <bryce@redhat.com> To: axp-list@redhat.com Subject: Re: Whats with the RH alpha 7.1 Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2001 12:26:29 -0400 Mark Arrasmith wrote: > On Wednesday 27 June 2001 09:05 am, Kurt wrote: > > I wouldn't push it to any mission critical boxen as they recalled it. On an > > AS500, all seems to be fine so far (other than X on the TGA card in it), > > but I haven't messed with it a ton yet. > > I had to install XFree-TGA-3.3.6 from the second disk to get my tga card > working. I'll be putting an Elsa-Gloria Synergy card in later today to see > how the 3d stuff performs. > > - mark arrasmith Ok basically there is *nothing* wrong with the original ISO's at a *code execution level* (apart from the normal code bugs we'll always trip over), the ISO's were pulled because it was discovered, after the CD's were gold, that the dependancy lists in the RPMs were inconsitant such that the Red Hat Network would not correctly identify which packages it needed to update or would impact if you tried to update your system using RHN (So for the vast majority of users, I can see you all shrugging shoulders and saying 'so what? I don't use that') RHN is a pivitol piece of technology that Red Hat wishes to use as part of it's movement into the services sector, so from the RHAT point of view, it has to be fixed, hence, the ISO's were pulled, and the affected RPMS were recompiled with a bumped release number such that the dependancies for each RPM were regenerated, so that the RHN would function correctly with the Alpha release. For those of you that have the original Gold CD's, if you've already installed the original ISO set and had hoped to use the RHN, your best way forward is to repull the ISO set and use the upgrade feature from the new ISO's which, because they have the bumped release numbers, should update your system to a state consistant with the RHN's rosey view of the universe. As for the question, "Ok, so where are the new ISO's?" they should be available either today or tomorrow (last I heard) Phil =--= _______________________________________________ Axp-list mailing list Axp-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/axp-list