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I think red hat has a command:

 

up2date

 

which you can get everything from, try googling:

 

up2date apache

up2date mysql

up2date php

 

it is better to ask this stuff on the red hat forums.

 

monk.e.boy

Isnot up2date for updating to the new version?

Does it work if i donot have anything installed at all except a linux OS?

 

I think red hat has a command:

 

up2date

 

which you can get everything from, try googling:

 

up2date apache

up2date mysql

up2date php

 

it is better to ask this stuff on the red hat forums.

 

monk.e.boy

Isnot up2date for updating to the new version?

Does it work if i donot have anything installed at all except a linux OS?

 

Wow, thats a hard question to answer. Why don't you try USING up2date and see if it works  ::)

 

monk.e.boy

lol, i am asking because i have not install the linux. So, i cannot try it.  Thanks , Monk E Boy. nice name!@

 

Isnot up2date for updating to the new version?

Does it work if i donot have anything installed at all except a linux OS?

 

Wow, thats a hard question to answer. Why don't you try USING up2date and see if it works   ::)

 

monk.e.boy

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