2011-11-29, 09:59 PM
Quote:Interesting. So, you get access to many different products, even if you might not get support for the ones other than Desktop? Am I right?
Yeah you should be able to according the information found on the other post. I checked for myself in redhat documentation. And says I should do it like this.
https://access.redha.../docs/DOC-11313
Problem is it can't find my recently registered system yet. Might take a day/night before it finds it. After that I can activated the beta channel where workstation channel
is located and I should be able to get most server package according to this post. I'll see. I'll see how it is tomorrow. And report back. Other strange thing is. I installed
thunderbird from the standard repo and the icon on the menu is not showing up while the icon is located in the right folder. And also for thunderbird which I installed from
the default repo, has no icon, but the icon is location on the standard location.Maybe cuz during update it gave me a new kernel and I have option to boot from two kernels
One where it freezes at the end of loading and the new kernel works.. Als I wasn't able to install development tools, thinking I need the workstation channel for that.
I was able to install my graphics card, by install gcc and kernel-devel.
Another thing I noticed. I was trying to install sabnzbd using this: http://wiki.sabnzbd....install-centos5
like for SL/CentOS I enabled the epel/rpmforge repo. However under Redhat it won't even find the package:
gcc gcc-c++ python-devel.I'm hoping I that once I am able to activate the workstation channel that I'll be able to.
I do find that strange though, maybe cuz it's a devel package?(python-devel), that I can't find that same package under rhel using epel and I can under sl
.Apart from that it looks exactly like centos/sl but with the redhat logos and you got a red bar loading screen when
loading the os. I'll post a screenshot in another section.
This is what I have now
:~]# yum grouplistLoaded plugins: product-id, refresh-packagekit, subscription-managerUpdating Red Hat repositories.Setting up Group ProcessInstalled Groups: Base Client management tools Debugging Tools Desktop Desktop Debugging and Performance Tools Desktop Platform Dial-up Networking Support Directory Client Fonts General Purpose Desktop Graphical Administration Tools Input Methods Internet Applications Internet Browser Java Platform Legacy UNIX compatibility Legacy X Window System compatibility Messaging Client Support Network file system client Networking Tools Office Suite and Productivity Performance Tools Perl Support Printing client Server Platform X Window System