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Hi Regit,

Actually, once you have one of the releases, you can just download the
individual rpm files and upgrade existing modules or add new applications.

http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/errata.html has all the updates and why.
Have a wander around the RedHat site. It will tell you what is new, what
depends on what else and how to get other stuff.

There are also times when you may want to down source from the originator of
the program. An example is to use bind-8x for increased security. If you
feel strong and convident, down load other software (usually in a tar-gzip
file) and compile it on. Can be a rewarding experience when you finally
achieve it :-)

Greyman
graham@gmcs.com.au

Regit Young wrote in message <369906F5.C2AFEF0F@wantree.com.au>...
>I've just installed RH5.2 via ftp (a full 11 hours!!!). Prior to 5.2, I
>have used 4.6 and 5.0. Having to wait that long makes me wonder if it is
>all worth it. The question is, what are the differences between
>releases? Is there a "why upgrade" articles on these?
>
>Thanks
>Regit
>--
>Regit Young : regit@wantree.com.au