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> Red-hat Linux, Where to download
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post Mar 11 2004, 04:14 AM
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Hi all I'm trying to get hold of the Red-Hat Linux 9.1 edition but I can't seem to find it anywhere... I've tried Red-Hat's site but the dl there are bogus... does anyone have a link to where I can DL this? thanx.


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I dont think you can get redhat anymore, think they gone bust or something( but who the hell cares? wink.gif )

I think they call it fedora or something now, try searching for that.

Soz, I know this is no big help to you, but as i said, who the hell cares if mandrake, redhat etc goes bust? (Except for neo of course...)


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post Mar 11 2004, 08:03 AM
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Soz, I know this is no big help to you, but as i said, who the hell cares if mandrake, redhat etc goes bust? (Except for neo of course...)


I do... red-hat was so cool, actually there is still red-hat but they decided not to make the standard edition or something... going with the enterprize edition.
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post Mar 11 2004, 08:04 AM
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If you ever need a linux distrobution, check ftp.is.co.za. They have most of them. That is to say you have the bandwidth to download.


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post Mar 11 2004, 09:13 AM
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yea, its now called Fedora Core 1(Fedora Core 2 is also out i believe), Redhat merged with some other open source project because they had basically the same goals, so they thought it pointless to waste efforts.

When i tried Red Hat (version 7 and 9), i did not like it much, and found it too unresponsive, and also the default installation doesnt let you recompile your kernel (doesnt have GCC installed). Though I have put Fedora Core 1 on my fathers machine, and i must say it looks quite impressive, with a nice bootscreen (loads up X in the begining and shows the progress bar).

Anyway, as Silverwing said, you can get it from ftp.is.co.za, or ftp.telkomsa.net (they are a red-hat mirror or something).

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Hi thanks for all the help...

I went to this directory /mirror/fedora.redhat.com/linux/core/1/i386/iso and there are 6 files there the three files are yarrow-i386.iso and the other is yarrow-SRPMS what's the difference? should I be dl the i386 files?
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srpms are the source rpm's for the apps... if you're not interested in development or compiling the programs yourself, then you dont need those


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