} } I've been really busy with day-job over the last 2 weeks, thats pushed } this out a bit. The CentOS4/i386 ServerCD will be out this weekend. Keep } an eye out for that on Monday. x8664 will follow right after. } } - K } -- } Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ : 2522219@icq

hmmmmmmm, looks like you will have to give up your day job! ;->

thank you for taking care.

- rh

-- Robert Hanson - Abba Communications Computer & Internet Services (509) 624-7159 - www.abbacomm.net

I used the 4.2 / i386 Server CD yesterday and it works perfectly. I must load it onto a 1gig usb flash drive and try that.

William Suffill wrote:

Any update and any way we can help? I really like the concept since it's easier at least in my case to just use 1 cd and then use yum to get updated rpms for the rest.

I would imagine it's quite a bit of work. I've considered remastering a set for just the needs here but the details and process have scared me off for the time being.

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Some people don't want to uncheck everything. They'd rather just hit the "Server" button and go from there. This ISO does that. I find it very convenient.

--Ajay

Benjamin Smith wrote:

I don't understand this.

I have a CentOS 4.2 CD that I downloaded shortly after release. I've never used anything but disk #1, and I've had no problems. I simply select "customize packages" and uncheck all of them.

It's very fast, and then I use yum to install whatever else I need.

-Ben

On Thursday 03 November 2005 07:53, Robert wrote:

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greetings,

i was wondering if i missed an announcement or if the quarterly update pushed back the release of the single CD server install ISO ???

:-)

is there an ETA please?

thank you!

• rh

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