Re: 10.2 questions

[eyang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Eric Yang)]

 On Wednesday, August 21, 2002, at 01:46 AM, Terry Allen wrote:

> Hi again,

        Cool, that's pretty much what I wanted to know. A real shame about the quotas, but I guess there are ways around it. I suppose the problem may well be to do with HFS+ as opposed to UFS - disk quotas are supposed to work under UFS.

        Obviously, the best thing is to have a mirrored backup in case something goes haywire.

        2 things from your reply - you mention that the update takes 'a long time' to 10.2 - what kind of timeframe are we talking?

        The other thing - you mentioned a couple of things with the update, 'certain changes in your configuration' & 'iTools settings should be preserved'. What changes will we be looking at in terms of the configuration of the system & are you saying that there are no changes to the iTools settings - a simple reinstall of the iTools package will suffice? That's great news if it turns out to be true.

The update took 4 hours on a 400Mhz G4 Powerbook, and it depends on your system.

There will be changes to your system preference, and minor changes to your desktop etc.  iTools configurations will just stay in the harddisk, but the binaries will be replaced by Apple's

apache binaries.  After you install 10.2, webperfcache will be loaded again.  Update iTools will disable webperfcache again.

regards,

Eric

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