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Hi all,<br><br>yesterday, as expected, I got on my desktop the notification that a new release was available. When I launched the upgrade, a window opened with two checkboxes: one for downloading all the packages before starting to install them, and one for something else which I don't remember right now.<br>
<br>I checked none, but I guess I should have checked the "download first" one. Never mind about this.<br><br>As it was late, and it was going to be a long task, I went to sleep hoping to find my system upgraded in the morning. In the morning I found a small window saying that the installation of 2 packages had failed and buttons to abort or continue. I clicked on continue and the task went on. That window blocked the whole installation during most of the night.<br>
<br>Now I'm at work hoping to find my system upgraded at the end of the day, but I'm afraid that the window waiting for an answer pops up again and blocks my upgrade.<br><br>So I wonder if it would be possible to avoid this situation for the next mayor release (Mageia 3). I can imagine that the initial window could have a third checkbox that users could check to tell the applet (or urpmi, I don't know which handles this) to continue on errors (just as it they had pressed the Continue button) and show a list of errors at the end; but other solutions might also work.<br>
<br>Well, this is my proposition. What do you people think about it?<br><br><br>Alejandro.<br>
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