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Questions About RHEL 6, CentOS 5.5 download and install
Post 302500821 by aixlover on Tuesday 1st of March 2011 03:50:20 PM
03-01-2011
This is the answer I was expecting. By using your link, I've got this site with direct DVD iso download: Index of /centos/5.5/isos/x86_64
Thanks a lot pludi for your help
Another question is if RHEL 6 release is free to download. I guess the answer is No.
Thanks a lot pludi for your help
Another question is if RHEL 6 release is free to download. I guess the answer is No.
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RHEL 6 is already released, but apparently you can only download it after registering with Red Hat. A beta release, as the name implies, may or may not work, depending on your hardware and the installed software.
Due to the size of the DVD, not all CentOS mirrors provide the image for download. If you go to the mirror list you can select a mirror that does provide the full image for direct download.
Due to the size of the DVD, not all CentOS mirrors provide the image for download. If you go to the mirror list you can select a mirror that does provide the full image for direct download.
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