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Article #47952Installing 5.2 via Ftp
From: Ronald Rosenbaum
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1998 00:00
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I'm a relatively new user, but I think I'm going about things right. I've got an old HP Vectra thats been upgrade to 66Mhz with 18MB of Ram and a soon to be upgraded hard disk. Since there is no CD ROM I was going to use my NT server running FTP to do the install. Everything starts out ok with the NIC being detected and connectivity is there, however, it seems that the install is looing for a long setup file name in the /Redhat/rpms directory. It has problems with many files and when I look at the cd the file names appear to be shorter. Is this a limitation of NT's being able to read the full file name? Any suggestions on how to get by this? I have an old Soundblaster 16 card that has cd support and a 8 speed CD that I could (but would prefer not to) install temporarily, but I doubt that it supports booting off of the CD. Please e-mail me directly at ronaldr@ozemail.com.au if you have any feedback. Thanks.
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