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[3KSMIP]

Redhat Linux 9.0 install karanne kohomada bootable cd ekakin

 

[3KSMIP]

udau karanna kauruth nadda

 

[3KSMIP]

kauruth nadda

 

[Malinga]

http://linux.about.com/od/embedded/l/blred_inst.htm

ooka balanna. hondata visthara karala thiyanava.

 

[GNS]

Redhat install karanna danne nathnam install karala use karanne kohomada?

Windows wage sellam badu nemei ewwa

 

[silence]

Seeing that you are not that familiar with Linux, I would really recommend you NOT installing redhat 9. It's a old release that's not supported anymore, and most likely you will run in to a lot of problems with getting current hardware working.

Instead go get the latest ubuntu (http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download) or if you want to stick with the Red hat flavour, Fedora (http://fedoraproject.org/en/get-fedora) these have better support right now and are much easier to use for a newcomer for Linux.

 

[Dan01]

Make Partition for ROOT (or \)
make Partition for Swap (256MB)
Install system to root partition...

 

[coolshano]

nice... don't play with it..

 

[3KSMIP]

Seeing that you are not that familiar with Linux, I would really recommend you NOT installing redhat 9. It's a old release that's not supported anymore, and most likely you will run in to a lot of problems with getting current hardware working.

Instead go get the latest ubuntu (http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download) or if you want to stick with the Red hat flavour, Fedora (http://fedoraproject.org/en/get-fedora) these have better support right now and are much easier to use for a newcomer for Linux.

mata ona karanne mage machine ekata install karaganna.mage studies walata ona karanawa.ekai.

 

[3KSMIP]

ko kauruth udau karanne nane

 

[silence]

ko kauruth udau karanne nane

Because it's a oldass release, you can do everything you could do in Redhat 9 in a recent releases. Is there a reason you MUST to use this version?


Have you even tried booting with that CD and following the prompt to install?

 

[3KSMIP]

denata thiyena aluth version eka mokakda