Robert Hanson wrote:
> }
> } I'm terribly sorry, I didn't realize this was not a .iso file. Thanks
> } Johnny for the right answer.
> }
> } BTW, you can also do a network install.
> }
> } --
> } Ugo
>
> not a huge big deal about the .iso image that i was looking for from the
> start. :->
>
> i can understand how it might be difficult for everyone to deal with that
> one such small bandwidth and disk space resources.
>
> btw, what is "wrap up" that you warned me about?
Sometimes e-mail clients wrap-up url that are too long. See, for
example...
http://ioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioio.com/ioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioioio
>
> i used bittorent to snag the dvd and i am doing a test install right now.
>
> i just ordered two new (for me) rack mount servers and i am going to run
> some pre-testing of CentOS 4.1 installs etc.
Nice
>
> ummmmmm, as a side note, can bittorent be run from a bash shell on CentOS?
>
yes, IIRC, the command starts by bt. btdownload*** something.
Do a 'locate btdownload' and you'll find.
> i checked in /usr/bin after doing an rpm -Uvh install of bittorent yet i
> didnt see anything that caught my eye in the bittorent python files.
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Ugo
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