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Another STUpid newBIE question: SUSE will be releasing their new version 10.1 soon (march I think). I am using 10.0. How would be able to upgrade to this? or do I have do do a clean install all over again? Burn the new ISO, then boot, choose option to upgrade or do a clean install? Just curious...
Change your repository sources to those for the next version and update through YAST. I believe that Novell's knowledgebase has instructions for doing this.
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Another Stu'bie question...upgrade to new release
