Redhat 5.0

["al qsl net" <k3tkj qsl net>]

Bryan Swann wrote:
> 
> Try,
> 
> To print the man page for "xterm" you can use:
>  man xterm | lp
> Be sure to pass any options to the lp command that you usually use.
> 
> If you have a specific file that is in man format you could use:
>   nroff -man -Tlj xterm.1 | lp
> The 'T' option is used to specify a device time.  I used 'lj' for an HP
> laserjet.  You could use ps or ascii, depending on the format your printer
> likes.
> 
> Hope this helps.
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>  ------------------------------------------------------------------------Upgrade arrived yesterday.....total install time was 20 minutes.

Install automatically found my SCSI Controller, Video, NIC, and mouse.

I supplied the root password and IP info, Redhat 5.0 did the rest.

Kudos to the development team, you have outdone yourselves again....I
didn't think it could get any better than 4.2

4 more systems to do....guess it's time to play with "Kickstart"

Al