Do you mean to run "Add/Remove Software" first, and follow its instruction to insert the proper CD?>Don't run the installer from the CD. As the root user, simply run one>of these two commands on the command line: # redhat-config-packages (for RHEL 3 and earlier) # system-config-packages (for RHEL4 and later)>This fires up the GUI package installer from the hard disk and you can>start to install the items you need. In Gnome, simply click on the Red>Hat icon on your desktop's menu bar, then drop all the way to the bottom>where it says "Add/Remove Software" and click. It'll ask you to enter>the root password and then start the installer.>Not a problem. I would suggest in the future that you at least install>the C development system if you have the space. It comes in REALLY>handy, as you're now finding out! 8-)>---------------------------------------------------------------------->- Rick Stevens, Senior Systems Engineer rstevens vitalstream com ->- VitalStream, Inc. http://www.vitalstream.com ->- ->- Memory is the second thing to go, but I can't remember the first! ->----------------------------------------------------------------------
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