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rhde-build/1/ch4-update/s2-update-lab.html

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 <p>Finally, you need the <em>test VM</em> that you created and published in <a href="../ch3-test/s2-boot-lab.html" class="xref page">another lab</a>.</p>
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-<p>These instructions were tested on RHEL 9.4 [tentative!] but should work with minimal or no change on and newer and older RHEL 9.x releases.</p>
+<p>These instructions were tested on RHEL 9.4 [tentative!] but should work with minimal or no change on newer and older RHEL 9.x releases.</p>
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 <p>If you are using the course classroom, you will log in on the <code>workstation</code> VM as the user <code>student</code> with password <code>student</code>, and you start SSH sessions to the <code>servera</code> VM from the same user. In this case, the <code>workstation</code> VM is your <em>development machine</em>, and the <code>servera</code> VM is your <em>web server machine</em>. If not, please adapt the instructions to your test environment.</p>

rhde-build/1/ch4-update/s3-rollback-lab.html

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 <p>Finally, you need the <em>test VM</em> that you updated in <a href="s2-update-lab.html" class="xref page">the previous lab</a>. While you could perform the focus tasks in this lab on a <em>test VM</em> that was never updated before, that is, you can rollback the first update of an edge device, the instructions and outputs here assume that there are previous updates already applied to the <em>test VM</em>, to demonstrate that RPM-OSTree automatically prunes older system updates.</p>
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-<p>These instructions were tested on RHEL 9.4 [tentative!] but should work with minimal or no change on and newer and older RHEL 9.x releases.</p>
+<p>These instructions were tested on RHEL 9.4 [tentative!] but should work with minimal or no change on newer and older RHEL 9.x releases.</p>
 </div>
 <div class="paragraph">
 <p>If you are using the course classroom, you will log in on the <code>workstation</code> VM as the user <code>student</code> with password <code>student</code>, and you start SSH sessions to the <code>servera</code> VM from the same user. In this case, the <code>workstation</code> VM is your <em>development machine</em>, and the <code>servera</code> VM is your <em>web server machine</em>. If not, please adapt the instructions to your test environment.</p>

rhde-build/1/ch4-update/s4-deltas-lab.html

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 <p>Finally, you need the <em>database VM</em> that you created in <a href="../ch3-test/s3-installer-lab.html" class="xref page">another lab</a>.</p>
 </div>
 <div class="paragraph">
-<p>These instructions were tested on RHEL 9.4 [tentative!] but should work with minimal or no change on and newer and older RHEL 9.x releases.</p>
+<p>These instructions were tested on RHEL 9.4 [tentative!] but should work with minimal or no change on newer and older RHEL 9.x releases.</p>
 </div>
 <div class="paragraph">
 <p>If you are using the course classroom, you will log in on the <code>workstation</code> VM as the user <code>student</code> with password <code>student</code>, and you start SSH sessions to the <code>servera</code> VM from the same user. In this case, the <code>workstation</code> VM is your <em>development machine</em>, and the <code>servera</code> VM is your <em>web server machine</em>. If not, please adapt the instructions to your test environment.</p>