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17-May-2003, 04:02 AM #1
Updates? R They Free?
Wazzup y'all, i don't know if i asked this question before but is the updates for redhat 9 free? If it is were can i get it and how?
THANKZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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17-May-2003, 07:50 AM #2
Yes, they are free.Here's the list of mirror sites where you can download .Be warned that you will have to download each update individually and install them yourself.Unless you have a reistered copy of Redhat.Then there is the up2date feature.I think you join the RH Network to be able to use this.But if the RH copy you have is registered,you should get a couple free chances to use up2date.
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17-May-2003, 06:59 PM #3
THANX,BUDDY
Thank-you for that info,buddy>>>>>>>>>>>>CYA!!!!!!!!


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24-May-2003, 12:32 AM #4
I think up2date is free no matter what, you just get preferred access when the servers are busy is you pay for it.
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