26 Jul
2004
26 Jul
'04
1:41 a.m.
Hi all,
I read some of the CCRMA mailing list archives to try to find out
where to go to download the CCRMA alpha FC2 iso's, but all I found was
references to installing FC2 with apt-get within FC1. Does anyone know
where to download the iso's from?
Rick B
26 Jul
26 Jul
2:10 a.m.
On Sun, 2004-07-25 at 20:28, Rick B wrote:
I read some of the CCRMA mailing list archives to
try to find out
where to go to download the CCRMA alpha FC2 iso's, but all I found was
references to installing FC2 with apt-get within FC1. Does anyone know
where to download the iso's from?
Currently I don't have iso's for fc2. I was waiting to see if jack would
stabilize with 2.6.x and nptl. If you want to use jack the best option
at this time in the Planet CCRMA universe is FC1.
I guess I should release them anyway...
-- Fernando
2:15 a.m.
Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
On Sun, 2004-07-25 at 20:28, Rick B wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. What are the particulars on installing FC2
with apt-get? Does it just upgrade the entire FC1 install?
Rick B
I read some of the CCRMA mailing list archives
to try to find out
where to go to download the CCRMA alpha FC2 iso's, but all I found was
references to installing FC2 with apt-get within FC1. Does anyone know
where to download the iso's from?
Currently I don't have iso's for fc2. I was waiting to see if jack would
stabilize with 2.6.x and nptl. If you want to use jack the best option
at this time in the Planet CCRMA universe is FC1.
I guess I should release them anyway...
-- Fernando
27 Jul
27 Jul
1:31 a.m.
On Sun, 2004-07-25 at 21:02, Rick B wrote:
Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
It is possible to do that but I have not tried it myself so I can't
really comment. There may be packages that are not correctly configured
or upgraded if anaconda (the fedora installed) does anything special for
transitioning from one version to the other.
-- Fernando
On Sun, 2004-07-25 at 20:28, Rick B wrote:
Currently I don't have iso's for fc2. I was waiting to see if jack would
stabilize with 2.6.x and nptl. If you want to use jack the best option
at this time in the Planet CCRMA universe is FC1.
I guess I should release them anyway...
Thanks for the quick reply. What are the particulars on installing FC2
with apt-get? Does it just upgrade the entire FC1 install? I read
some of the CCRMA mailing list archives to try to find out
where to go to download
the CCRMA alpha FC2 iso's, but all I found was
references to installing FC2 with apt-get within FC1. Does anyone know
where to download the iso's from?
3:04 a.m.
Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
On Sun, 2004-07-25 at 21:02, Rick B wrote:
Thanks for the info. I guess I'll just wait for the iso's.
Rick B
Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
It is possible to do that but I have not tried it myself so I can't
really comment. There may be packages that are not correctly configured
or upgraded if anaconda (the fedora installed) does anything special for
transitioning from one version to the other.
-- Fernando
On Sun, 2004-07-25 at 20:28, Rick B wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. What are the particulars on installing FC2
with apt-get? Does it just upgrade the entire FC1 install?
> I read some of the CCRMA mailing list
archives to try to find out
>
>
where to go to download the CCRMA alpha FC2 iso's, but all I found was
references to installing FC2 with apt-get within FC1. Does anyone know
where to download the iso's from?
Currently I don't have iso's for fc2. I was waiting to see if jack would
stabilize with 2.6.x and nptl. If you want to use jack the best option
at this time in the Planet CCRMA universe is FC1.
I guess I should release them anyway...
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