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Well i'm now on a rh9 and i come from rh 7.2.
I think that the better way of no having headaches is to reinstall the system because during the update can be a lot of strange changes and if you have downloaded/instaled or configured a lot all can get into a mess. This is what i got updating from rh7.2 to rh8.
In the side of the content you will see a speedup in the x-windows, a compiler with better optimizations for each processor and a lot of needed up to date libraries to build latest apps.
Also take in mind that since rh8 rh uses unicode utf-8 conding by default and that means errors in the display for applications not supporting it.
I'm using RAID5 with three SCSI disks, and I've got a complete BEA WebLogic development installation with LOTS of servers running,...., configured with Samba & CVS access which I don't wanna mess up after so much efforts.
There's 12 developers using it from 08am to 20h, so I don't want to
spent time with reinstalling
BUT as these WebLogic thing grows inside the server (more projects, more developers), process threads are getting unmanageable. (I DO really need NPTL)
I mean, I'm not reinstalling all of this again :-) !!!
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