Staying current with 4.9 - which supfile?
Matthew Seaman
matthew at cryptosphere.com
Fri Nov 21 05:52:05 PST 2003
On Fri, Nov 21, 2003 at 12:27:58PM +0100, a at jenisch.at wrote:
> In order to keep a 4.9 system current - do I need to use the
> "standard-supfile" or "stable-supfile" with cvsup?
That depends on whether you want 4.9-STABLE (stable-supfile), which is
the latest incarnation of the 4-STABLE branch, or whether you want
4.9-RELEASE-pX (standard-supfile) which is the 4.9-RELEASE system plus
security patches only.
4-STABLE receives new functionality, upgrades to software and so
forth. 4.9-RELEASE doesn't. 4-STABLE is what I'd recommend to a home
or hobby user, or for someone's workaday desktop machine. 4.9-RELEASE
is what I'd recommend for a critical server that absolutely has to
keep running 24x7.
Cheers,
Matthew
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