Category Archives: Linux

Everything about Linux, doesn’t matter which version.

Weekly Series: Tools you need to know

Posted on 08. October 2011 by Jens Kuehnel

I wanted to write a weekly series for years. A series of all the cool tools that I show to people very  often and allways create a jaw drop. Thanks to Michael for asking the question that reminded me of … Continue reading →

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Update RHEL5 to RHEL6

Posted on 08. October 2011 by Jens Kuehnel

Officially Red Hat does not support updates from RHEL5 to RHEL6. If you don’t care about support, or you are using Centos or ScientificLinux this is for you. But as always on the internet, I don’t give any warranties and … Continue reading →

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Welcome Fedora Planet

Posted on 18. September 2011 by Jens Kuehnel

Hallo fellow Fedorians, after a lot of work and updating my server to ScientificLinux 6 (a blog post will be available shortly) I finally have my own blog. I will write primarily in English, but expect some German posts as … Continue reading →

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RHEL/Centos to ScientificLinux

Posted on 18. September 2011 by Jens Kuehnel

Hi, You don’t want to wait for Centos 6.1 or your RedHat 6 entitlement is running out? This howto is about moving to ScienticLinux. 1a.) (for RHEL) rpm -e redhat-release-server redhat-indexhtml  yum-rhn-plugin –nodeps 1b.) (fpr Centos) rpm -e centos-indexhtml centos-release –nodeps … Continue reading →

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