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Subject: Re: gnome_upgrade.sh passed, but few issues..
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> I did the clean installtion of Gnome 2.4.x last night and upgrade to 2.5.x 
> today by using the gnome_upgrade.sh.

so, if i am at 2.4.x portupgraded as of the last few daze, to get
to 2.5.x, all i do is 
  o gnome_upgrade.sh,
  o pkgdb -Ff, and
  o portupgrade -<your favorite magic>

and this might actually work somewhat reliably?

randy