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Re: Leopard Migration Guide

On Oct 17, 2007, at 1:31 PM, Craig Kabis wrote:

You're brave.  Let us know what gets screwed up after you migrate.
The last one I did from 10.3.9 > 10.4.x was in January 2006.  I'll
never do another.  Working 20 hours straight and then having to boot
back up from the 10.3.9 Server blows.  DNS was screwed up.  The
service would stop by itself after a few minutes even after not using
the GUI and editing the files by hand.  I couldn't get Apple Mail
Server to work either.

Well, I gotta do something... I'd prefer not to leave all my servers stuck on 10.4 forever. Was your bad experience with a migration or an upgrade?

In any event, I'm hoping that the vast amount of migration-related feedback generated on this list may have had some influence on Apple's construction of the 10.5 migration guide; and perhaps it won't be so bad. However, I'll be interested to see how it works with NetInfo being killed off entirely in 10.5.


On Oct 17, 2007, at 1:04 PM, Dan Shoop wrote:
You'll also note that the migration mentions it's supported from the latest version of Tiger, which presumably will not be OS X 10.4.10.

Yes, it's pretty much a given that there will be a 10.4.11. Though it was my impression that 11 wouldn't make any fundamental Server changes that would affect the migration guide. But then again, Apple is never entirely explicit about what they change in an update even after they release it, so I suppose that could indeed be the hold-up.
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