The other options for upgrading to Panther are "Upgrade", which is an
in-place OS upgrade, and "Archive and Install" which puts on a new OS
and keeps all your old stuff in a folder for you to fiddle with later.
(Assuming that you've checked the right box during the install, I think
it's "Preserve Users and Network Settings".) Your "old stuff" is
defined as what's in /Users so if you have other stuff you want to
keep, back it up.
Note that retaining the /Users directory means that the filesystem
can't be completely rebuilt, so if you're like me and you have some
hard drive errors, you'll need the "Erase and Install" option.
Good luck, it's worth it.
Chris Cantrall
chris@cantrall.org
aka: Louis_Wu
http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=Louis_Wu
http://spugwiki.perlocity.org/index.cgi?LouisWu
>> I'm wondering, if one selects the clean install option on 10.3, what
>> happens to perl 5.6 and any libraries installed under 10.2?
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