Michael Hipp wrote:
Joel Hammer wrote:
Regarding Net Llama's comment, if you want to learn linux, there is
nothing wrong with using an older distribution.
All true, but I'd still recommend he go ahead and download RH 9.0. By
having a boxed set he has manuals, and I assume that might be the
On 07/14/03 06:43, bof wrote:
And more importantly to me, when I dump RH 7.3 at the end of the year
Why not just upgrade to RH9??
from RH not supporting it any more and go back to Slackware, will I
someday be the only Slackware user left in the world? g
No, it will be you Kurt.
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On Mon, 2003-07-14 at 07:43, bof wrote:
Michael Hipp wrote:
Joel Hammer wrote:
Regarding Net Llama's comment, if you want to learn linux, there is
nothing wrong with using an older distribution.
All true, but I'd still recommend he go ahead and download RH 9.0. By
having a boxed
. This is because lilo has installed the boot sector on ide0. If
you switch drives after installing RH on ide0, the bios may not find
the boot sector.
However, getting ahead of ourselves, if you want to experiment, if
you installed RH as IDE0, then switched cables with the XP and RH
drives
Joel Hammer wrote:
Regarding Net Llama's comment, if you want to learn linux, there is
nothing wrong with using an older distribution.
All true, but I'd still recommend he go ahead and download RH 9.0. By
having a boxed set he has manuals, and I assume that might be the draw
of it. And the RH
