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A ''No-fail update'' means an install procedure that has been tested by many people and is supported. |
A ''No-fail update'' means an install procedure that has been tested by many people and is supported. |
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== Method == |
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The no-fail update is now part of the installation section of the release notes of the [[releases|latest stable release]]. |
The no-fail update is now part of the installation section of the release notes of the [[releases|latest stable release]]. |
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== Archives == |
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We still hold a very old [[No-fail update to 8.2||no-fail update to 8.2]]. |
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Or see the very old [[USB update to 8.2|USB install of 8.2]], or the very old [[Clean-install procedure for 8.2|clean-install of 8.2]]. |
We still hold a very old [[No-fail update to 8.2|no-fail update to 8.2]]. Or see the very old [[USB update to 8.2|USB install of 8.2]], or the very old [[Clean-install procedure for 8.2|clean-install of 8.2]]. |
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Latest revision as of 01:42, 8 December 2011
A No-fail update means an install procedure that has been tested by many people and is supported.
Method
The no-fail update is now part of the installation section of the release notes of the latest stable release.
Archives
We still hold a very old no-fail update to 8.2. Or see the very old USB install of 8.2, or the very old clean-install of 8.2.