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which link will take me straight to the iso image of Centos 6 ?<br />
I do not need to burn it to DVD, I want to install in vmware workstation, pointing the path to the iso image
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Any link to download Redhat linux iso image. I need to install it in the VM workstation, so I do not need to burn it to a CD or DVD.<br />
It would be nice if the image comes with full packages,<br />
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Thank you
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Any link to download Redhat linux iso image. I need to install it in the VM workstation, so I do not need to burn it to a CD or DVD.
It would be nice if the image comes with full packages,

Thank you

which link will take me straight to the iso image of Centos 6 ?
I do not need to burn it to DVD, I want to install in vmware workstation, pointing the path to the iso image

Download Redhat iso image

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