> Do note that TUV does NOT support upgrading from RHEL5 -> RHEL6 at all.
> So there may be many pitfalls with doing a "upgradeany" as it has gotten
> "NO/not much" testing.

I actually tried this on a test desktop box. What I ended up with
wasn't really useful. There were packages that weren't installed,
dependencies were broken, and after sorting out a couple of them I
gave up.

Caveat sysadmin (what's Latin for "system administrator"? :))

                                                         - Bluejay Adametz

There was process. Process was all. You could go in a promising
direction or you could go wrong,
but you did not set out with the expectation of ever stopping
anywhere. All responsibilities,
all commitments thus understood took on substance and duration. -
Ursula K. Leguin, "The Dispossessed"

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