I've been searching Google for answers and can't find any, so I decided
to check here.
I'm trying to do a clean install of SL 5.4. I'm booting from an SL 5.4
x86_64 DVD. When I get to the point of custom partitioning my drives,
Anaconda makes a mess of things. I have 4 drives and I
Brent L. Bates wrote:
I've been searching Google for answers and can't find any, so I decided
to check here.
I'm trying to do a clean install of SL 5.4. I'm booting from an SL 5.4
x86_64 DVD. When I get to the point of custom partitioning my drives,
Anaconda makes a mess of things.
Brent L. Bates wrote:
I've been searching Google for answers and can't find any, so I decided
to check here.
I'm trying to do a clean install of SL 5.4. I'm booting from an SL 5.4
x86_64 DVD. When I get to the point of custom partitioning my drives,
Anaconda makes a mess of things.
And when you are doing your custom layout, select RAID rather than New in
the menu for making partitions. The RAID option allows you to setup
partitions on different disks and then combine them into a software raid.
You can select the RAID type, and which partitions go into each RAID
device. I
Hi Chris,
I'm running Oracle App Server on my SL boxes.
I started out with RedHat, then decided I didn't really
get anything out of RetHat support so go with SL.
Now I'm thinking for a couple hundred bucks a year
I will go with the minimal support level of
Oracle Unbreakable Linux. That
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I'm confused as to what you're asking. If you'd like to pay someone for
supporting your Linux distribution, then maybe SL have a donation system?
I honestly don't understand what criteria you're trying to meet, are you just
more comfortable with paying for something
