On Sun, 29 Nov 2009, Konstantin Olchanski wrote:
5) your CentOS measurement 375 M/min does not reach even the 100Mbit/sec
network speed limit, perhaps
some other application is "stealing" network or disk bandwidth.
Maybe.
Alternatively the CentOS network or disk controller driver does not
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On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 10:06:59AM +, Dr Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
> On Sun, 29 Nov 2009, Konstantin Olchanski wrote:
>
> >5) your CentOS measurement 375 M/min does not reach even the 100Mbit/sec
> >network speed limit, perhaps
> > some other application is "stealing" network or disk bandwid
It shouldn't be asking for that, and it should be working, it at least
worked for our tests.
Just to make sure, can you give us the URL where you got it, especially
if it is a mirror.
Also, did you check the md5sum of the iso image before burning it?
Thanks
Troy
Antonio Silvestri wrote:
Hi,
I
Hi Andy,
This is my fault. I really had thought I'd updated that page, and now
that I look at it, I didn't.
I'll update it right now. But for now, the problem is that RedHat, and
SL, originally had perl.i386 and perl.x86_64 in our initial releases
(5.0 and 5.1), but then RedHat took out perl.
Made DVDs and installed it on test system that has nVidea chip set and SATA
drives.
It installed perfectly.
I down loaded it from last site in list as an "ftp" and not the "html" sites.
Larry Linder
MicroControls LLC
I've been an Oracle DBA for quite a number of years, working
on HP-UX systems.
Now I'm also running some Oracle Application Server on
Linux machines and I could use some advice about Oracle
and Linux.
For SL, I'm assuming I can call my SL 5.3 installation equivalent
to Red Hat 5.3 for Oracle su
Howard, Chris wrote:
I've been an Oracle DBA for quite a number of years, working
on HP-UX systems.
Now I'm also running some Oracle Application Server on
Linux machines and I could use some advice about Oracle
and Linux.
For SL, I'm assuming I can call my SL 5.3 installation equivalent
to R
Hello,
The kernel module plugin has been updated to deal with the situation
where both a package that has a kernel module (such as openafs) is being
updated at the same time that a kernel is being updated, while an old
kernel is being removed.
Two other bugs have been fixed
- string TypeError
I have compiled the fixed kernel and put it into SL5 x86_64 testing.
I haven't compiled any kernel modules for it, just the kernel.
Troy
Jon Peatfield wrote:
On Fri, 27 Nov 2009, Michael Bontenackels wrote:
Hi Jon,
we encountered the same problem on four of our 64-bit machines in Aachen. Th
Hi, Antonio
Pls try to skip the step of DVD validation.
Best regards
Cui
2009/11/26 Antonio Silvestri
> Hi,
> I have downloaded ISO files of version 5.4 x86_64 from your site.
> I burnt a DVD with these isos but
> the installation process always bring me to the page where I am told to
> choose
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