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I recently installed Red hat from CD's provided by Infomagic. &nbsp;The code<br />
is dated December '96. &nbsp;I have X working and can dial into the<br />
internet. &nbsp;I want to upgrade everything possible to the latest<br />
versions. &nbsp;Do I merely need to download all the .rpm files found in the<br />
/redhat/current/i386 directory and run rpm on them? &nbsp;What sequence<br />
should be followed (kernal 1st, or libraries, etc...)? &nbsp;A simple script<br />
would be most usefull.
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I recently installed Red hat from CD's provided by Infomagic.  The code
is dated December '96.  I have X working and can dial into the
internet.  I want to upgrade everything possible to the latest
versions.  Do I merely need to download all the .rpm files found in the
/redhat/current/i386 directory and run rpm on them?  What sequence
should be followed (kernal 1st, or libraries, etc...)?  A simple script
would be most usefull.

Updating from Red Hat 2.0.18 to 2.0.3

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