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Hello!
I recently installed Slackware-13.37-RCpi on a production machine. In view of the many changes since then, will the upgrade to 13.37-stable, when it comes to the world, be as easy as syncing the local mirror with slackpkg and re-running lilo? What worries me is that there were changes of the kernel and the headers and I am afraid there might be some pitfalls associated with that. Will I need to recompile the packages I compiled and installed on the stock 13.37-RCpi?
I don't know how you built the packages but for all the ones you listed Slackbuilds are available @ http://slackbuilds.org/.
Thus, in case one of them wouldn't work after upgrade that shouldn't a problem: just use the slackbuild for 13.37 which will be available shortly after the Slackware-13.37 release.
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