Hi,
Now I download 6.2. It has taken me more than six hours. I want to install
redhat 6.2 for sparc. Anyone has used it? If so, is it excellent? How about
the application software of it? How about the interface (GUI)?
See you soon!
Bing
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On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, Mark Komarinski wrote:
> Someone yell at me if this is the wrong list and I'll go bug them instead...
>
> Anyway, here's my initial thoughts on 6.2:
>
> 1) autofs is not installed as part of NIS.
> 2) the autofs startup script now either starts up reading /etc/auto.master,
> OR reads the NIS map. This is different from previous releases, where both
> were read. Caused some confustion until I removed the offending "else" statement.
> 3) Any idea why I have 5 instances of identd running?
> 4) Good job with Netscape! Nice getting 128-bit encryption out-of-the-box.
> 5) Any way of building in support for intelli-wheel mice? This
> would really only involve adding in "IMPS/2" to the Xconfig, along with
> "ZAxisMapping 4 5" and installing imwheel.
> 6) I'm starting to see why you didn't build in USB support.
> 7) The install program uses DDC(?) to recognize the monitor, but Xconfigurator
>doesn't.
>
> Everything else seems to work as well or better than 6.1.
>
> -Mark
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