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Posts Tagged ‘RHEL 5’

Howto: Installing VLC Player on Linux Using Script | RHEL 5.x | CentOS 5.x

Hello Friends, Today I am sharing one more how to for those who is fresher or experience but unable to Install VLC Player on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.x. By Performing this howto you will able to install VLC Player in Just 6 Steps. Following things must exist on your Computer/Linux :- => Direct Working [...]

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Howto: Install Google Voice and Video Chat on Fedora | RHEL | Linux | RPM-Based System

Hello Guys, As I have already posted that Google Voice and Video chat is available for Linux but Only for Ubuntu, Today i was googling for installing Google Voice and Video chat on Fedora | RHEL and RPM Based Linux.  So I Found 1 very nice howto on google helps itself. A very nice howto [...]

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My First Views on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 beta 2 | RHEL 6 beta 2 Release

Hello Frineds, This post is regarding New Major Release from Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Red Hat Enterprise Linux is a very stable product and very well in Market. This is a Great Product I Must say. As I heard that Red Hat going to release enterprise version 6. So I have installed it’s latest release [...]

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Installing & Configuring Gnome GMail Notifier | Getting GMAIL Notification on your Desktop | RHEL | Fedora 13 | Ubuntu | Linux

Hello Friends, Today I am going to show you how to for Installing & Configuring Gnome Gmail Notifier on Fedora 10, 11, 12,13 , Ubuntu & RHEL Linux. There are Lots of Utilities available in Linux to get notifications about New Arrived mail into your GMail’s Mail Box. From that all Utilities i found Gnome [...]

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Disable (Block) CD/DVD ROM Linux ( RHEL )

Hello Friends, Today i am sharing one howto about how to block or disable CD/DVD ROM in Linux. Below procedure is working fine on RHEL ( Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5). 1) You need to be root user to perform steps. [blog@ask4it]$  su – 2) Go to Directory Where your kernel drivers stored. Follow exact [...]

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