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01-Jan-2009, 12:48 AM #1
Upgrade Fedora 9 to 10?
Is there an easy way to upgrade? I've downloaded the F10 ISO file, but if possible, would like to just download from a repository or something, so I don't have to install from the ISO, then run updates.

Thanks in advance!
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01-Jan-2009, 09:15 PM #2
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Is there an easy way to upgrade? I've downloaded the F10 ISO file, but if possible, would like to just download from a repository or something, so I don't have to install from the ISO, then run updates.

Thanks in advance!
I don't believe so. You need to re-install.

Distros' such as PCLinuxOS use what is called "rolling updates." These distros' just update from the repo and do not require a re-install.

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