Re: [cobalt-users] [Qube2] Bad package file.

[Mike Vanecek <nospam99@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, I have read this page. However, once again, Cobalt is NOT issuing the
security patches for the QUBE2 in numerical order. Hence, one either installs
them as they are released or wait for a month or so until all the numbers are
released. Duh ...

Malcom did discover that the problem was with the download and he is fixed
and running.

On Mon, 17 Apr 2000 09:01:00 -0400, Jerry Waugh <jwaugh@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

:>http://trueblue.cobalt.com/newsletter/mar2000.content.html
:>2) Cobalt's Update numbering system: 
:>Here's how Cobalt's update numbering system works. 
:>The first number (2) indicates the generation and the second (x) is version.
:>So, when the version changes within a generation, (2.1 to 2.2 for example),
:>network administrators must install EACH incremental update. A 2.2 upgrade
:>may not have, but may need, updated material in 2.1. You can't go from 2.0
:>to 2.2, without first installing 2.1 or vulnerability corrected by 2.1 may
:>still exist. 
:>A new generation, on the other hand, --3.0 in this example-includes all of
:>the previous generation's incremental updates--all the 2.x's--and only the
:>previous generation's incremental updated--not 1.x's. 
:>On the RaQ 2(English), all of these Updates should be on everyone's system: 
:>RaQ 2-Security-2.94.pkg 
:>RaQ 2-Security-2.93.pkg
:>RaQ 2-Security-2.92.pkg
:>All-Kernel_mips-1.0.pkg
:>RaQ 2-Security-2.7.pkg 
:>RaQ 2-Security-2.3.pkg
:>RaQ2-Update-MFG-2.1.pkg
:>RaQ 2-Security-2.2.pkg
:>RaQ 2-Security-2.1.pkg
:>RaQ 2-Security-2.0.pkg
:>RaQ2-Update-OS-2.0.pkg
:>RaQ2-Update-OS-1.0.pkg 
:>
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