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August 22nd, 2006
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Hi Linux gurus, My boss had asked me to setup a box consisting of this 3 OS (CentOS, Fedora, RedHat) for autopatching. So, whenever there is new patches for CentOS from the internet, this box will grab it, implement it, if tested ok and approved, the patches will then be push to Production CentOS boxes. The same goes for Fedora & RedHat. My question would be: 1. Is this possible for 3 Linux to be put in 1 box? 2. How the partitioning would be like? 3. Is there a link where i can read thru for this kind of setup? 4. Will all the OS be running simultaneously or one at a time? Thank you in advance ~RaYbAkH~          |
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August 23rd, 2006
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Hi You need to run vmware to run multiple OS within the same tin. For development purposes vmware server is free VMware Server HTH Steve
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August 24th, 2006
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Hi If you have enough resources to support the installation of additional hosts ( disk, cpu and memory) you will be able to boot all instances HTH Steve
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