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[ILUG] crap redhat CD

[ILUG] crap redhat CD

Dave Wilson dave.wilson at heanet.ie
Thu Apr 29 12:46:40 IST 1999


Haven't tried it yet, but

>  Right. I'm stuck behind a proxy here in DCU, so any CDs I burn have
> smegged up symbolic links. Not a problem, usually, as I just make up a
> supplemental floppy & boot from that.
> 
>  Alas, the 6.0 distribution of RedHat doesn't seem to have one. Any ideas
> what to do ? There is a PCMCIA image...is that the equiv of the
> supplemental one ?

 From the README,

"For CDROM and hard drive installs, use the boot.img file (most Red hat boxed
 sets include this floppy already; just boot it!). NFS, ftp, and http
 installations requires the bootnet.img floppy, which is available in the
 images directory. In additino, installs which require a PCMCIA adapter (such
 as for PCMCIA CDROM or networking cards) need the pcmcia.img floppy."

As usual, the images are in redhat-6.0/i386/images. (HTTP install? ooer,
better get ready...)

By the way, I have AT LAST enabled the rh6 mirror on ftp.heanet.ie. Took
ages just to confirm I had all the files 'cause RH's mirror host was near
unreachable. If you have problems, try using 193.1.198.3 instead of
ftp.heanet.ie.

Have fun,
Dave

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----------------------------------- dave.wilson at heanet.ie  Dave Wilson, HEA-NOC
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