> If you're planning on making a distribution based on Red Hat, two
> things will simplify your life greatly.
>
> 1) VMware
> 2) CDRW media instead of CDR media. No coasters.
>
> Hope this helps you out.
Thank you, I promptly downloaded VMware evaluation, dug out my CDRW's
which had been coll
> If you're planning on making a distribution based on Red Hat, two
> things will simplify your life greatly.
>
> 1) VMware
> 2) CDRW media instead of CDR media. No coasters.
>
> Hope this helps you out.
> TTYL
Well right now it just has customized packages to install. I've done
away with stu
On Sat, 5 Aug 2000, Frank Hale wrote:
>> What are you having trouble understanding?
>
>I'd like to run the anaconda installer on my local drive. I've copied
>the entire install CD to /redhat_cd. Since I modified alot of the
>install packages and comps file. I made some new pixmaps and such for
>t
Matt,
Thank you very much for your assistance. Your help saved my day.
btw: Where to find the rpm-4.0-0.66 (source), pinstripe has 0.59 while rawhide has
0.56.
Matt Wilson writes:
> It seems that you have some db 3.0 databases -- you must have been
> caught in the middle of the db1 -> db3.0
John Summerfield ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> You missed the point. The option is not documented, either by "--help" or in
> my man page,
It's documented in the docs. You might say that you want the documentation
somewhere else, but it *is* documented.
> You also missed (snipped) the second que
> John Summerfield ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > > rpm --define "release_version 6.2" --define "release_name Zoot" -ba \
> > > redhat-release.spec
> >
> >
> > and when did this new feature surface?
>
> 3.0.
>
> > [summer@possum summer]$ rpm -q rpm
> > rpm-3.0.4-0.48
> > [summer@possum summ
John Summerfield ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > rpm --define "release_version 6.2" --define "release_name Zoot" -ba \
> > redhat-release.spec
>
>
> and when did this new feature surface?
3.0.
> [summer@possum summer]$ rpm -q rpm
> rpm-3.0.4-0.48
> [summer@possum summer]$ rpm --define
> --de
>
> You can define RPM macros on the command line, hence:
>
> rpm --define "release_version 6.2" --define "release_name Zoot" -ba \
> redhat-release.spec
>
> :)
>
Thanks, I didn't know that. I wasted 3 days trying to find where those
variables were defined.
Frank
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> Frank Hale ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > I want to change the version and release name in a customized RH 6.2 CD
> > I am making. I looked in redhat-release-6.2-1.src.rpm and I cannot find
> > the definition of %{release_version} and %{release_name}. These
> > variables would seemed to be defin
> On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 05:49:26PM -0400, Frank Hale wrote:
> >
> > This starts up and gives me the RedHat logo but then craps out with some
> > error which doesn't really give me any information
>
> See, this may not look like information to you, but it can tell me
> exactly what is wrong. O
Frank Hale ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> I want to change the version and release name in a customized RH 6.2 CD
> I am making. I looked in redhat-release-6.2-1.src.rpm and I cannot find
> the definition of %{release_version} and %{release_name}. These
> variables would seemed to be defined somewhe
I want to change the version and release name in a customized RH 6.2 CD
I am making. I looked in redhat-release-6.2-1.src.rpm and I cannot find
the definition of %{release_version} and %{release_name}. These
variables would seemed to be defined somewhere else but where? Here is
the spec file, keep
> How do you test anaconda. I made some changes to the pixmaps and I wanna
> test it before I burn it to cd.
I might set up a special entry in /etc/lilo.conf or s special boot floppy that
mounts the ISO image as if it were a CD, and runs it from there.
You might read /usr/src/linux/Doc
> and how would I find out?
I have had a "resources" problem., and it HAS been connected with IRQ problems.
How did I find out?
I read the mesaages; these are your friends:
dmesg
less /var/log/messages
I've slo noticed that a recent version of modutils is definitely duff (the
recommen
On Sat, 5 Aug 2000, Frank Hale wrote:
> I've got several old RedHat dists, with the text mode installer. Does
> anyone know what language it was written in?
C
LLaP
bero
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