stability of RHEL ES 4 (was: RE: trouble installing/running the Domain Name Service Configuration Tool)

Ali Erdinç Köroğlu erdinc at prosoft.com.tr
Mon Jul 18 10:48:11 UTC 2005


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Hi again,

On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 07:18:10 -0400
"Ed McCorduck" <MCCORDUC at cortland.edu> wrote:

> Tesekkür. This Linux novice has now gained another bit of knowledge the hard way, i.e. with a
> little embarrassment over my ignorance. Not only do I now know how to spot source RPMs but 
> I know what to do with them, too, so again, tesekkür. 

You're welcome

> But before I could try your solution, for the third time my Linux system has crashed with kernel 
> panics and file system errors that have again left me with a nonbooting system, so I'll need to 
> reinstall Linux one more time. With my limited capabilities I can't tell if the problem is with 
> my computer's hardware or with the Linux system software itself, 

If you think that cd's has error or something before you burn ISO images you should check md5sum's
from RedHat if they are fit then you'll have no media problems till you scratch the cd :)
This problem appears just after you finished the installation and boot the system for 1st time?
Do you have another operating system on the same disk? What kind of hardwares you have? 

> but one thing I can do is this: 
> I'd like to ask if any of you have also experienced major problems keeping Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 4 
> stable. 

What do you mean?

> I downloaded the installation files for the "Update 1" version of RHEL ES 4 and it has usually 
> installed fine, but after a short time (a couple of days or a week) of doing anything with the system 
> it crashes into uselessness. 

You should check /var/log files because log files will say everything to you.

Regards
Ali Erdinc Koroglu
http://www.prosoft.com.tr

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