[mythtv-users] Fedora FC2

Jarod Wilson jcw at wilsonet.com
Tue May 18 01:39:19 EDT 2004


On May 17, 2004, at 09:45, Chris Petersen wrote:

>> Well it looks like FC2 is out 
>> [http://livna.org/~anvil/fc2-torrents.txt]
>> if not then out very soon.
>
> Tomorrow.  Discussion on slashdot indicates that the unofficial 
> torrents
> don't have the correct md5sums.
>
>>   Anyone installing on FC2 yet with instructions/
>> hints or tips?  Can I just load the FC2 server then use Axells canned 
>> rpms?
>> I've read great things about the HD running on FC2 was smoother, I'm 
>> not
>> running HD yet but never hurts being prepared.  OH also this would be 
>> fresh
>> mythtv install, no need to save anything.
>
> Apparently, the redhat/fedora people discourage doing an upgrade via
> apt/yum due to some low-level changes, so use the cd's or dvd to
> upgrade.  Beyond that, Axel will have a core2 repository ready shortly
> after fc2 is released, so installation of myth should go pretty much 
> the
> same as it does with fc1.

I'm planning on doing a Fedora Core 2 update to my docs when I have the 
chance, but like Chris says, most stuff should be pretty similar. It'll 
be a while before I actually have the time for the update though. I 
just finished downloading my FC2 isos a few minutes ago, now commencing 
burning (yes, I know they aren't released yet, and no, these aren't 
from the torrent ;-). I will probably blow away my workstation and 
start hacking on it shortly, but actual doc changes are probably two 
weeks out. I anticipate the only significant area of difference being 
drivers, but we shall see...

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