Where can I download Red Hat Linux 9.0.93?


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Why on earth do you need to match that?

What tasks will you be doing that require a specific version? I recommend downloading Fedora, instead. You will be able to do your chkconfig and other RedHat specific stuff in Fedora, yet a system that is much more modern.

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Why on earth do you need to match that?

What tasks will you be doing that require a specific version? I recommend downloading Fedora, instead. You will be able to do your chkconfig and other RedHat specific stuff in Fedora, yet a system that is much more modern.

Because they dont update the kernel, they dont update anything so having a OS that is the same as the one at my school ensures compatibility.

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Not really. And there is no 9.0.93. Just 9

If you still think you need to match exactly, here is Red Hat 9, and it seemed to be active:

http://iso.linuxquestions.org/red-hat/red-...hrike/#main_cds

Do you know what options they have installed, so you can match their configuration?

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Not really. And there is no 9.0.93. Just 9

If you still think you need to match exactly, here is Red Hat 9, and it seemed to be active:

http://iso.linuxquestions.org/red-hat/red-...hrike/#main_cds

Do you know what options they have installed, so you can match their configuration?

http://freshrpms.net/misc/redhat-releases/

Yep there is :)

I had a better official source page detailing 9.0.93 but I cant find it :(

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The "official" (non beta) releases are the ones that aren't grayed out.

I swear to god I am trying to help you.

Good luck with finding an transitional interim beta set from many years ago.

(go with RH9 from the link I gave you, or get Fedora)

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