Hello,
So I tried my very first freebsd-update going from and old 6.0-release to 6.4-release. I fetched the latest script and everything went well according to directions up until where I should do the first reboot as seen below so I stopped at this point and have not yet rebooted. This is a remote server BTW which I don't have immediate access to.
So right after above I looked at /boot/kernel and it's empty! There is kernel.old which I think is my SMP kernel. So my question is if I reboot now with empty directory is it going to bomb? Should I copy a good 6.4 kernel from an ISO boot disk or install disk? Should I copy kernel.old back to kernel?
Not sure what to do, please help if you can. Thanks!
Stephen
So I tried my very first freebsd-update going from and old 6.0-release to 6.4-release. I fetched the latest script and everything went well according to directions up until where I should do the first reboot as seen below so I stopped at this point and have not yet rebooted. This is a remote server BTW which I don't have immediate access to.
Code:
[root@titanx freebsd-update]# sh freebsd-update.sh -f freebsd-update.conf install
Installing updates...
Kernel updates have been installed. Please reboot and run
"freebsd-update.sh install" again to finish installing updates.
Not sure what to do, please help if you can. Thanks!
Stephen