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Re: Cleaning up after update to 3.6



You'll find life easier if you remove the old packages before updating the OS. Remember that for next time eh ? :-)

And I think you make a good point - who's to know that the old libraries will even work with the new version of the OS ? There is no definitive answer easily available anywhere. If they don't work, then why keep them ?

Rich.

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I just did the upgrade yesterday to 3.6 And
I think an upgrade-FAQ about if not all but just the
more important stuff like the whole perl libs or gcc older libs
will be very helpful to exist.
Upgrading /etc/ var/ dev had take me 2 hours.
I let the old libs alone had to sleep 20 hours:=).

And by the way upgrading the userland with old packages
and trying to run pkg_delete has a problem that makes pkg_delete
stop at  /var/db/pkg/"pkg_name"/+CONTENTS as it seemes that +DISPLAY
now has its own @md5
I had to write a script to remove all +DISPLAY lines  to get rid from the old packages.

So wats the point to remove old libs when u cant use pkg_delete to delete
ur old packages? So keep them too and build the new ones somewhere else.
Hope u will not gonna answer the last one:)

Hope I can help some day as I see there is too much work to be done
and all asking for more but do nothing.



Chris Alatakis



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