I must start this post with an apology to anyone who is subscribed to my feed!
Earlier today I finally upgraded my blog to WordPress 2.5. At the same time I took the opportunity to clean out my database, quite literally I reformatted my blog!
This involved me exporting all my posts, and blogroll, deleting all WordPress files, apart from my theme and wp-config.php, and then deleting all the WordPress tables from the database!
Then I installed the new version of WordPress and ran through the install. I then deleted the test post, and updated some of the options. I then imported all of my old posts into the fresh install.
That was only this morning, now what have I been doing for the past two weeks since my last post?
The answer, nothing much!
The only notable exception is that I have finally got my new computer up and running!
I installed both Fedora 7 and Windows XP onto the first hard drive, Linux on 100Gb, and Windows on 60Gb.
I am using the 500Gb hard drive for all of my files, on Linux this is mounted as /home
The new computer is working brilliantly, and its so much quieter than my previous computers!
I’ve just got to get a set of speakers, and possibly a new heat sink/fan for the processor, and that will be it sorted!
It’s getting quite late now, so thats it for this post
Till next week!
Glad to see that the reformatting WordPress article helped you out. How does it feel to have a fresh WordPres installation?
@Jeffro2pt0
Thanks for dropping by!
It feels great! And all the id’s in the database are in order! Lol!
The reformatting gave me a chance to reorder, and clear out a few things, and your article gave me the courage to do it, and the new version of WordPress gave me the kick up the butt I needed to get it done!
Lol albeit two weeks late!
If you continue to deprive me of blog posts, I’ll be forced to take blog-tion against you.
Wooh for new computers!
@Tom
Sorry for making you go cold turkey! Lol!
I see you’ve signed up for a new account, unfortunately that was one of the few things I lost in the reformatting, apart from my akismet spam count (which currently stands at 20,432 spam comments caught so far!)