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You can download RHEL source for free, but unless you want to spend weeks building it, I suggest you download CentOS instead. CentOS is built from the RHEL source, and only the trademarks (logos) have been replaced.
You can download RHEL source for free, but unless you want to spend weeks building it, I suggest you download CentOS instead. CentOS is built from the RHEL source, and only the trademarks (logos) have been replaced.
If it would be similar then give me link to download that
You can download a free 30 day trial of RHEL 6 from http://redhat.com (you'll have to pay after 30 days if you want to keep getting updates and support)
If it would be similar then give me link to download that
and also installation process
It's not similar, it's identical. The download link is in my original post; just look for the word download on the top of the page to find your local mirror.
Redhat EL6 with no paid account :
No package install is possible with yum etc.
Scientific Linux is not guaranteed to be binary compatible with RHEL. While they are built from the same sources, dependencies can vary leading to minor incompatibilities. A requirement for CentOS is 100% binary compatibility.
You can get the offline ISO image of Red Hat Linux 6 from here > [<link removed>
This thread had been closed for six years before you reopened it. Also, you can get RHEL 6 from Red Hat's own website...and RHEL 6.6 is OLD at this point. Also...please read the LQ Rules about advertising...you posted a link to your own third-party website. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ne-4175599061/
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