Lotus forlinux software installation environment settings

Fedora8linuxfedfedora8a2.6.23.14-107. fc8 #1SMPMonJan1421: 37: 30est2008i686i686i68gnu/Linux the software has an error message similar to JRE on the new system that just installed Fedora8. This error will not occur after yumupdate is run. Another error is that the graphic interface cannot be started.

Fedora8

Linux Fedora8 a 2.6.23.14-107. fc8 #1 SMP Mon Jan 14 21:37:30 EST 2008 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux

This software has an error message similar to JRE on the new system that just completed the installation of Fedora8. This error will not occur after running yum update.

There is another error is the prompt that there is no way to start the graphical interface, it should be the environment without a mozilla-1.7.12, the installer cannot run. Therefore, you need to prepare before installation.

1. Preparations before installation

A. Run yum update to upgrade all the update packages.

1. the syslog-ng package is deleted due to an error during the upgrade.

[Root @ tester] # rpm-e syslog-ng

2. Disable the yum-updated service.

[Root @ tester] # chkcfg -- level 5 yum-updatesd off

[Root @ tester] #/sbin/service yum-updatesd stop

3. install two installation sources (livna freshrpms) to facilitate the installation of some software. In China, you can increase the download speed and search for more software packages.

[Root @ tester] # rpm-ivh http://rpm.livna.org/livna-release-8.rpm

[Root @ tester] # rpm-ivh http://ftp.freshrpms.net/pub/freshrpms/Fedora/linux/8/freshrpms-release/

Freshrpms-release-1.1-1.fc.noarch.rpm

4. yum-fastestmirror \ # This software package is used to find the image website where the fastest update package is located. Speed up the upgrade.

Here, you can install yum * to install all the yum-related rpm packages. There is no harm in the future. Haha

[Root @ tester] # yum-y install yum *

You need to configure the yum service to facilitate future use,

[Root @ tester] # vi/etc/yum. conf

Yum. conf file content

[Main]

Cachedir =/u/yum_up_cache // # You need to change it here to a relatively large place for storage.