FreeBSD - Upgrade Punya Cerita

Sebab malas nak pegi data center kat Jaring tu, aku buat remote upgrade je kat box putera.com. Orang lain takde expertise nak buat, geng teknikal putera.com pon tak berapa nak menyerlah. Semua dah pegi tempat lain..

Aku start upgrade malam tadi. Sebab kadang tu ada hal lain so aku guna screen je lah biar session tu ada je so senang aku nak resume / kalau ada error nanti. Kang aku terminate mampus kena buat balik..

Sape2 yang tunggu forum putera.com up balik, harap bersabar lah ye, aku memang tengah berusaha dengan keras nih :)

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