[ Thanks to finid
for this link. ]
“For this article, I show how a default installation of Mandriva
One 2010 and a custom installation of Mandriva Free 2010 was
upgraded to Mandriva One 2010 Spring and Mandriva Free 2010 Spring
respectively. In a default of Mandriva One 2010, the install
creates just one non-LVM partition where everything in installed
under /, the root filesystem. In my custom installation of Mandriva
Free 2010, I used an LVM-based partitioning scheme, with separate
Logical Volumes for the major filesystem directories (/usr, /tmp,
/var, /, /home and /opt).“As part of the updates notifier (read how to configure
Mandriva’s updates notifier), Mandriva offers the option, not
enabled by default, to have the system check and notify you when a
new version has been released. The image below was obtained from
the Mandriva Free installation. If it were from the Mandriva One
installation, the arrowed line in the will be Check for newer
‘Mandriva One’ releases.”