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by techrepublic
I will assume that you and your machine are registered at redhat.com through the redhat network. (You are entitled to one free registration even if you have installed it the "free" way)
A quick search shows:
"XFree86 updated to 4.1.0, and includes improved hardware support. 3D hardware acceleration for the ATI Radeon is now included. Most video drivers now support the RENDER extension, providing anti-aliased font support to a wider range of hardware. The old XIE and PEX (Phigs) X extensions are now officially deprecated by the XFree86 team, and will be removed from a future release of Red Hat Linux"
Redhat's errata advisory RHEA-2002:010-17 should point you in the right direction.
Once you have your system registered you can update from the website directly (they have a very nice display and tracking system) or there are instructions on how to do it through up2date.
Hope this helps.
Mike D.
by ryder007
by protected_id
I believe the command you are looking for is "up2date -iu" (without quotation marks) this will d/l and install all packages.
You will find this and most of your questions answered simply by using the man pages. Type "man command" (again, no quotes and "command" is the command you are wanting information about).
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