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kamaleshsah07 09-03-2009 04:02 AM

Redhat Linux Installation problem
 
Hi,

I am facing problem in installing redhat linux 9 in Sata Hard Disk.


Please Help

colucix 09-03-2009 04:09 AM

RH9 is an ancient version: most likely SATA disks were not fully supported, yet. If you want a recent Red-Hat like distribution, use CentOS 5.3. Note that CentOS is Red Hat with the original logo removed.

kamaleshsah07 09-03-2009 04:25 AM

very Thanks

u have told me to use CentOS 5.3. because CentOS is Red Hat with the original logo removed.
Is there not any copyright issue with REDHAT LINUX?
By removing Logo someone can develop new distrubution of linux?
Is CentOS Provide all the feature like Server Configration(Samba,NFS,Syslog,FTP,Web,Virtual Host,DHCP,DNS,X Windows System)

Please Clarify my doubts.

kamaleshsah07 09-03-2009 04:34 AM

CentOS Provide Same Server Tolls Like RHEL
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by colucix (Post 3667951)
RH9 is an ancient version: most likely SATA disks were not fully supported, yet. If you want a recent Red-Hat like distribution, use CentOS 5.3. Note that CentOS is Red Hat with the original logo removed.

very Thanks

u have told me to use CentOS 5.3. because CentOS is Red Hat with the original logo removed.
Is there not any copyright issue with REDHAT LINUX?
By removing Logo someone can develop new distrubution of linux?
Is CentOS Provide all the feature like Server Configration(Samba,NFS,Syslog,FTP,Web,Virtual Host,DHCP,DNS,X Windows System)

Please Clarify my doubts.

colucix 09-03-2009 04:42 AM

Well, I think people at CentOS have already dealt with copyright issues! The Red Hat logo is Trademark or something, so they must remove it. Anyway, CentOS is built from publicly available open source SRPMS. Regarding the features you've listed, yes: CentOS provides them all.

Also take in mind the CentOS is fully updated: every time Red Hat releases a package update, it will be available for CentOS in the next 24-hours!


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