I just fixed this on my redhat 6.1 box today. In the past, I didn't do any
manual configuration for my older RedHat distributions. It seems like
something has broken, but I'm not really sure.
Anyway, I set my BIOS to EPP+ECP, IRQ7, address 0x378, DMA 3. Something
similar ought to work for you. Yo
RPM provides a hook that might give you some of what you want. 'rpm
--changelog -p will dump the changes associated with a list of
packages. You can use 'diff' to compare the changes from an old release
to a new release to see what's changed.
I see two gotchas to this approach, depending on the
Oops. The syntax ought to be 'rpm -q --changelog -p '. I
should have checked it before I sent it!
George Karabin wrote:
> RPM provides a hook that might give you some of what you want. 'rpm
> --changelog -p will dump the changes associated with a list of
> package
RELEASE}\n\n"
--changelog -p '
Sorry for splitting this among three posts. If it weren't midnight, I would
have thought this through the first time!
George Karabin wrote:
> Oops. The syntax ought to be 'rpm -q --changelog
