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recently i have a problem of wi fi on rhce
then one perosn suggested me that ur kernel is old
and u have to shift to fedora ,he provide me ...
- 10-23-2010 #1Just Joined!
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fedora not completely downloaded
recently i have a problem of wi fi on rhce
then one perosn suggested me that ur kernel is old
and u have to shift to fedora ,he provide me a link but when i start downloading from that link it stops in between as soon as round about 250 mb downloaded
provide me good link..........
secondly ,if i succeed to run wired network on rhel then is there any chance that i can update my kernel in order to run wi fi on it.
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download: fedora and centos
hi
could you provide me a good link from where i can download fedora and centos
as an iso image and a live cd image.
i shall be highly thankful to you...............
- 10-23-2010 #3Linux Guru
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You can use wget to download fedora. Right click and copy link location. Open a terminal. Type
Hit enterCode:wget (paste fedora download link here)
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Fedora download links:
Fedora Project
You will see this "After downloading an ISO, verify it" at the top left of the page. Click on verify for an explanation.
www.centos.org - centos.org content
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secondly ,if i succeed to run wired network on rhel then is there any chance that i can update my kernel in order to run wi fi on it.
And just to add to what Roky said, you will not be able to upgrade the RHEL kernel to a recent enough kernel unless you compile your own. RHEL does not provide a kernel that you can use.I do not respond to private messages asking for Linux help, Please keep it on the forums only.
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- 10-24-2010 #6Linux Guru
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if you need to install RHEL to study for RHCE, then do it on a machine that doesn't need wireless, or install it as a virtual machine on a desktop distro like fedora
also, i recommend downloading with the torrent if possible, you can resume download at any time and it reduces load on community servers
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i suggest you that try to use torrent link to download fedora and centos
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As said by the others, WiFi is not well-supported on RHEL or CentOS (effectively the same thing). Some WiFi chip sets are supported, but a lot of newer ones are no. If you need RHEL/CentOS to study for the RHCE exams and need WiFi for network access, then follow coopstah13's advice about running it in a virtual machine under a distribution (fedora, ubuntu, et al) that does support it.
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