fedora Up2date

fedora Up2date

[Rei Shinozuka]

i am new to fedora (i guess to some extent we all are)

anyway, i started the Up2date from the exclamation point icon on the 
toolbar as root, and it seems to be successfully getting packages
(some number of which it complains are corrupted)... but it's so
slow!  it's been running for a couple of days now.  every once in a while
i notice a popup complaining of corrupted file (presumably it's stopped
during that time).  

is this slowness of Up2date normal?

my current kernel is 2.4.22-1.2115.nptl 

thanks,

-rei

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Rei Shinozuka shino@panix.com
Ridgewood, New Jersey

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Re: fedora Up2date

[pa3gcu]

On Wednesday 31 March 2004 13:40, Rei Shinozuka wrote:
> is this slowness of Up2date normal?

I have only ever used up2date once years ago when i installed Redhat-X (cant 
remember which version it was, anyway, up2date uses i belive the ftp 
protocol, so if one has a megabit cable link, then one should expect a 
megabit performance.
In otherowrds if it was painly slow then something is/was possably wrong with 
your inet connection, be it configuration of hardware only you can see that 
at your location as you were so polite as not to mention what you use.

Sounds like a question for the Redhat team at Redhat.com or fedora.com.

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Regards Richard
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