#centos - Tue 15 May 2007 between 19:23 and 20:48



huslageoh well. off to some other distro i guess.
eurekaI've never install centos using a floppy, is it even possible?
rangeeureka: Not since 4, as the kernel doesn't fit on a floppy anymore.
eurekacan I use the floppy to boot and then continue using samba or nfs
foo_barnope. You can boot over lan, cdrom, usb stick.
eurekausb stick is an option?
somianGenerally most Live-CD releases now can be run from a USB stick provided the BIOS supports it, with a little bit of work.
plarsenIs there any difference between the 5.0 and 5 release on the CentOS distribution?
orc_orcplarsen: all .X are in teh same release series - new pachages and substitutions will creep in but they will be minimal
VSlawHawn xhat li u hbib ma xi op ta chanell ta Malta
orc_orcAPI will stay compatible for the 7 years
plarsenorc_orc: So does it make a difference which one I install from?
orc_orcplarsen: no
plarsenorc_orc: thanks
orc_orcplarsen: np
VSlawany one have centos as web hosting
plarsenI tried to run CentOS 5.0 64bit on VMware ESX 3.0.1; seems there may be some kernel issues? The CPU failed and the box hung for long times; basically making the system inoperable. i386 works without any hickup.
rangeIsn't that rather a vmware question?
daskreechI have a quick question about thePXE boot configuration
packNO!
NO QUESTIONS! ONLY IDLE!
actionEvolution smacks pack
Evolutionsmacks pack
daskreechthe example file have a mac address
do I really HAVE to get the ac addresses for all the machines?
packdaskreech: no you don't
Evolutiondaskreech: you can set a default image to use.
daskreechEvolution: Is there an example page that you could point me to?
somianVSlaw: www.centos.org -- many many ads there.
packdaskreech, the idea is you put in a set of mac addresses or a mac address with a wild card in it to boot one image and then have another set of mac addresses that can boot another image. I've always just used menu.c32 and worked it interactively
daskreech, This covers alot of it http://greenfly.org/talks/pxe/pxe-magic.html and this http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/PXE/PXE_Setup
guifrehello,
is someone out there?
gardaryeah
guifreI'm new in centos,
one week ago I installed a mysql server
and now, I can't remember the root password...
daMaestrohttp://giyf.us/mysql+root+password
guifreI am used to debian and know how to remove/purge packages
but in centos???
daMaestroyou forgot the mysql root password?

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