Re: What website ?

Post #14,915 by dmarker2 10/24/01 5:43:16 AM Reply	Re: What website ? Am guessing these are openly downloadable ? Cheers Doug
Post #14,987 by Steve Lowe 10/24/01 3:12:03 PM Reply	Re: What website ? look [link\|http://www.redhat.com/download/mirror.html\|here], pick a mirror and go :) ----- Steve
Post #15,096 by dmarker2 10/25/01 8:59:22 AM Reply	Re: Got em down - burned 2 CDs but ??? I gather these aren't bootable CDs - is there a boot diskette image somewhere (on disk 1 ?). Is there an easy way for me to set up a bootable version of the CD ? Cheers Doug
Post #15,190 by orion 10/26/01 12:02:23 AM Reply	How to boot Red Hat Linux 7.2 Go to the DOSUTILS directory find a file named "RAWRITE.EXE" and run it from DOS or Windows 9X/NT/2000/XP whatever and then give it \\images\\boot.img for the file name and then A: for the floppy drive and it will create a bootable floppy disk. *Picking up the pieces of my broken life.*
Post #15,205 by dmarker 10/26/01 2:31:54 AM Reply	Re: Tks that helped Looked at my RH7.1 CD & it has images & doutils but the 7.2 ISO image doesn't - that explains why I couldn't find it. Need to think this one out further, but am assuming a 7.1 image will allow me to do an install from these 7.2 CDs. Cheers Doug
Post #15,504 by orion 10/28/01 4:59:23 PM Reply	Not a problem just copy those DOSUtils to a directory on your hard drive to be used in a DOS command prompt (possibly on your path) to run to get the Image Files. Have a good time being MS-Free if you get Red Hat Linux 7.2 and Star/Open Office to work! ;) *Picking up the pieces of my broken life.*
Post #15,047 by andread 10/24/01 9:22:53 PM Reply	Re: What website ? ftp.cse.buffalo.edu worked great for me for 7.1 really fast connection thru my cable modem A Play I Some Music w/ Papa Andy Saturday 8 PM - 11 PM ET All Night Rewind 11 PM - 5 PM Reggae, African and Caribbean Music [link\|http://wxxe.org\|http://wxxe.org]
Post #15,069 by a6l6e6x 10/24/01 10:26:02 PM Reply	Looks like the Buffalo site limits users to 100. That's OK. No hurry. Alex Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction. -- Blaise Pascal (1623-1662)

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