type in mc at the command line, (you need to have midnight comander
installed, but you probably do anyway)
That will ring up a lovely blue screen you can navigate around in,, (self
explanitory when you see it..)
go to where your rpm is,, then highlight in in MC (again, self explanitory
when you
I think you should do this as user, not root
for the .bin, first do a
chmod 744 filename.bin, then ./filename.bin
for the .rpm do
rpm -i filename.rpm
tazmun wrote:
Hi All
I am very new to Linux and the command line is very intimidating yet.
I have downloaded a supposedly self
First, please turn off "HTML" formatting in your message--in many e-mail programs we end up with all kinds of extra tags.
Now, on to the question at hand.
First do an 'ls -al filename.bin' from the directory the file is in (This of course presupposes that you are at a command prompt). Check to
