Upgrading Packages
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TurboPkg will now be run in order to allow you to upgrade your system
packages.  When TurboPkg starts, you will be asked for your media type
- select the appropriate media type and select OK.  If you selected
'Local filesystem or CD-ROM', and you are using a CD-ROM to upgrade,
use the default Base Path of "/mnt/cdrom".  Otherwise, substitute the
correct settings so that TurboPkg can find your TurboLinux 3.0
installation files.

If you will be upgrading via FTP, select FTP and then specify that you
want to get a complete distribution.  Pick the mirror closest to you
(or use Custom to use a different host/pathname).

When you get to the main package selection screen, go to the Options
menu.  Turn off the checkbox labelled "Show real-time size
information.." (you can leave it on, but it will make turbopkg very
slow when selecting/deselecting packages).  You may also (optionally)
want to turn on 'Automatic Dependencies' and 'Do Downgrades'.

Leave the options menu.  Now you can press either 'U' or 'N' to either
upgrade all existing packages or upgrade existing packages AND install
any new packages, respectively.  Alternatively, you can manually
select packages and groups using the arrow keys and the space bar.

Other important keys:

	F1 = main help
	F2 = collapse/expand tree
	F3 = package information
	F4 = search

Due to some packages having new versioning conventions in 3.0, a few
packages will be seen as 'downgrades' by turbopkg (they will have a
'-' in the rightmost column).  These packages are less, xview,
xview-devel, xview-devel-examples, xview-clients, fvwm95-icons,
WindowMaker-devel, and WindowMaker-util.  Select these manually if you
wish to have them, and make sure that the 'Do Downgrades' checkbox is
turned on in the Options menu.  Note however that if you select 'Do
Downgrades' before pressing 'N' or 'U', this will automatically be
taken care of for you.

Now, check over the package selections and make sure that everything
is to your liking.  Select OK when you're ready to begin.

If any 'Unresolved Dependencies' show up, simply hit OK and turbopkg
will take care of them.

Now, the packages will be installed, and a log will be written to
/tmp/turbopkg.log.

It is normal to see a warning message pop up saying that you cannot
remove the kernel modules for the currently running kernel.  This is a
problem with the old kernel package in 2.0 and is not really a problem
at all - the upgrade will still work fine.  Unfortunately it does
cause some minor screen corruption.

When you understand this procedure and/or have printed out
upgrade-doc2.txt, press ENTER to start turbopkg and upgrade your
system, or press CTRL-C to cancel.