If you are installing the system using dynamic IP addresses (DHCP or
BOOTP), then yes, pump would be running. Pump took the place of dhcpc as
of RH 6.1 I believe. And, yes, there are problems with pump. Not just in
RH6.1, but in 6.0 as well. In a few docs that I have read, it is highly
recommended that you remove pump and install the latest version of
dhcpc.
Kenny
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> The thread was about problems during an install. Many people
> have found that, while installing Red Hat 6.1 by FTP, there is a
> 20 minute wait between each and every package being installed. I
> saw some stuff about pump having problems in 6.1. Did anyone
> wait for 20 minutes, or just assume that the system was hung?
> Would pump be running during an FTP install? ps isn't available,
> but /proc is. I was trying to find out how to determine what
> processes were waiting on, without most of the usual tools.
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