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Qn1. Does anyone know what the Fedora Core 5 Rescue Disc is for?
Qn2. I have just installed FC5 over Red Hat Linux 9.0 on a Dell PowerEdge 1750. The migration did not go as smoothly as I hoped for. I would like to now UNINSTALL FC5 and revert to the original RHL 9.0 on the HDD. Is there a way to do that?
The Rescue disc is used to mount a fedora root filesystem that has been installed on a hard drive. It can be useful if you have a system that won't boot. After mounting the filesystem, the disk will bring up a shell, and you can navigate to the mount point. Then you can navigate around the mounted filesystem and change whatever you need to.
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What does Fedora Core 5 Rescue Disc do?
