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did you overwrite all the files? (recommended)
http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/MODx096/Upgrading
have you try it in your localhost before? (highly recommended)
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Make sure you copy the original "config.inc.php" to "/manager/includes" after you upload the install files.
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Rohal
Hi Rohal and Goldsky,
I think I must have done it wrong; first I backup the config.inc.php to config.inc.php.bak then unzip MODx installation file to MODx root directory and rename the config.inc.php.bak back to config.inc.php and run the installation. However, I could not choose the Upgrade Existing Install option but only New Installation or Advanced Update option.
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Wayne.
