[mythtv-users] .15 cvs installed, but gentoo .12 remains, help

[Bill Chmura]

I don't remember exactly, but I went the gentoo route at first before 
switching to the CVS awhile back.  The Gentoo stuff installed into different 
places... You may want to just do the emerge -C on it...  but before you do 
that make a copy of your init.d file...  It comes in handy later as the 
emerge will remove it.

I've been happy with the CVS versions... only a few little problems 
occasionally over the past few months.  Its the bleeding edge though - so 
expect some headaches if you stay up with it.

: )

Oh, I don't think the emege will remove your database...  You can always do a 
backup of the database (see the docs for how to do that).

Best of luck



On Thursday 27 May 2004 02:17 am, Jeff "Muddy" Waters wrote:
> Hi guys, I followed the doco and it appears .15 cvs (from two days ago)
> is up and running. However the data appears jacked up on my .12 frontend
> so I'm assuming I need to upgrade the frontends as well. I'm in the
> process of doing that but my concern is I have not removed the .12
> version from my server. So I have two mythfilldatabase, two mythbackend
> and such.
> This will cause problems, any ideas if I try to emerge delete the .12
> version will it also erase my database?
>
> Or should I just remove by hand the duplicate executable files?
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff

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