redhat installation help

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I select upgrade, and it lets me select pacages, but it seems I have to
first select the group, then select the indevidual package.  Is there a way
to either
a: select the whole group
b. Select all app like you can in the initial install.
I want, for example, to install all devellopment tools, and all internet
tools. At the moment, I know I'm missing a newsreader, and don't have g++.
Sorry to keep bugging you.
I'm tempted to wait for a sighted person and have them help me run the
x-windows application configuration tool.  It sounds more functional, if
infinately less accessible.


-----Original Message-----
From: blinux-list-admin@redhat.com
[mailto:blinux-list-admin@redhat.com]On Behalf Of Janina Sajka
Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 9:22 AM
To: blinux-list@redhat.com
Subject: Re: redhat installation help


Just do the install again. There's an option to upgrade your current
installation. That will give you the opportunity to add things in a sane
manner. You won't need to repartition.

Did you have Speakup during the installation? You should. Use its screen
review features as you work through the installation. There's a bug in
the newt libraries which sometimes causes speech to be one item ahead of
the actual item selected, a sure sopurce of confusion at best. If you're
uncertain, Insert+period on the numeric keypad will give you color
attributes, such as "white on black." You can, if necessary, use this to
determine where your highlight actually is.

I know this is cumbersome. We've filed a bug report on newt, and we hope
it will be resolved in the next Red Hat release, but it hasn't been
resolved yet.

michael malver writes:
> From: "michael malver" <mmalver@visi.com>
>
> I downloaded and installed redhat 8 from the speakup website.
> I have connectivity to the net, and up2date works.
> I thought, when I installed, that I had selected 'all applications' but I
> noticed gcc, and emacs (among others) were missing.
> I know I can type
> up2date <appname>
> and that app will be installed.
> Is there a way to make up2date install every linux app it knows about? I
> have a 20-gig /usr/local partician, so space shouldn't be an issue.  I
don't
> want to have to guess at what apps I have, or don't.
> if I can't do it with up2date, can I add the speakup boot loader options
to
> a kickstart bootdisk so that I can try installing again?
> What would happen if I went to the rpm directory in each of the three cds
in
> order and typed
> rpm -u *
>
> any help would be appriciated.
>
>
>
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