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Upgrading Redhat 7.1 --> 7.2
Is there any possible way to upgrade Linux Red Hat 7.1 into 7.2 and if it is, please inform me how to do that.. Thanx forwardly
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Make sure to back up your system before continuing... I've lost a bunch of custom applications / scripts that were installed in /usr/local/bin once when I upgraded...
For some reason, it looks like the entire directory got wiped out, then recreated... Plus, it's just good practice to back up. |
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