Dennis Myers wrote:
On Tuesday 10 August 2004 10:27 am, Thomas Wilkowski wrote:
There is not an option for total install and if you
have one of the power-packs it would be a pretty huge
install indeed.
I would suggest choosing Select Individual Packages
as you mentioned and then press the next button and
painstakingly go through proceeding list and select
what you want. DHCP will install during set up. When
looking through your list of options tab network
servers and mark 'DHCP'. Then you are good to go.
A short cut for you (if yo really want a FULL install)
might be to simply select the header box of each tab.
That should auto-select everything below it. Although
I can't swear to it. Good luck my man.
tsw
--- Jason Bessette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey everyone!
I wasn't able to find much on this in the archives,
so I'll give it a shot
here...
We just got Mandrake 10 in our computer science lab.
We were using Redhat 7,
and Mandrake seems a whole lot better. My question
is, how can I do a
complete install of all packages? It does not seem
like I am able to select
everything during installation, even if I select the
Select Individual
Packages option. For instance, we need to use bind
and the dhcp server for
one of the classes and these packages can only be
installed after
everything else, via the mandrake control center or
through an rpm. I mostly
want to be able to install everything for
experimental purposes and doing it
all in one shot would be nice. Anyone have any
insight into this? It would
be appreciated!
Jason
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If you could do an automatic full install it would be a mess. Some of the
packages available do not play well with others as they are hardware
specific . If you tick the select individual packages and then on the next
screen click on the icon that looks like two arrows chasing each other in a
circle, you will have a choice of adding several thousand packages. Although
the long list of library packages can be skipped cause they auto select for
the other packages you need them for. This list has bind and rpmrebuild all
available for the install. Someone on the list knows how to make an install
cd to slip into other comps to get the same packages? It used to be a choice
but not anymore, on the initial installation. HTH
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For a newbies '2 cents' worth, why not select all options when prompted
for type of 'box' you are running. ie. Workstation, Server, etc
That way you will get installed at least one of each type of app without
it doubling up. [ie. one mail server, one firewall, etc.] Or is this
option no longer available?
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