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Simson: /* Pentoo */

2023-06-18T16:32:23Z

Pentoo

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	==Initial Setup==		==Initial Setup==
	===Pentoo===		===Pentoo===
	* pentoo-install		```
			pentoo-install
			```
	* Install with networking enabled		* Install with networking enabled
	* rc-update add sshd default
	* rc-service sshd start

			Log in:
			```
			rc-update add sshd default
			rc-service sshd start
			sudo emerge --ask app-editors/emacs
			```
	See https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/SSH		See https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/SSH

	===Fedora===		===Fedora===
	To install Fedora from the Live User:		To install Fedora from the Live User:

Simson: /* Initial Setup */

2023-06-18T14:31:10Z

Initial Setup

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	==Initial Setup==		==Initial Setup==
			===Pentoo===
			* pentoo-install
			* Install with networking enabled
			* rc-update add sshd default
			* rc-service sshd start

			See https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/SSH
	===Fedora===		===Fedora===
	To install Fedora from the Live User:		To install Fedora from the Live User:

Simson at 10:48, 20 January 2014

2014-01-20T10:48:11Z

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	~~Simson's~~ notes on Linux.		Some notes on Linux, perhaps quite old

	==Initial Setup==		==Initial Setup==
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	sudo do-release-upgrade		sudo do-release-upgrade

	==~~Apt Help~~==		==Ignoring TCP Reset==
			Mac:
			ipfw add 1000 drop tcp from any to me tcpflags rst in

			Linux:
			iptables -I FORWARD -p tcp --tcp-flags RST RST -j DROP

Simson at 13:38, 20 March 2012

2012-03-20T13:38:15Z

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	==Initial Setup==		==Initial Setup==
	===Fedora===		===Fedora===
	Fedora now defaults to firewall on so you probably need to run:		To install Fedora from the Live User:
			* Application->System Tools->Install to Hard Drive

			To enable remote access:
			* Fedora now defaults to firewall on so you probably need to run:

	system-config-firewall		system-config-firewall
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	sudo apt-get install update-manager-core		sudo apt-get install update-manager-core
	sudo do-release-upgrade		sudo do-release-upgrade

	~~===Installing Fedora from the Live User===~~
	~~Application->System Tools->Install to Hard Drive~~

	==Apt Help==		==Apt Help==

Simson at 13:37, 20 March 2012

2012-03-20T13:37:27Z

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	Simson's notes on Linux.		Simson's notes on Linux.

			==Initial Setup==
			===Fedora===
			Fedora now defaults to firewall on so you probably need to run:

			system-config-firewall

			It may not be installed so need to yum install system-config-firewall. There is another firewall tool used by default, but it isn't yet feature complete so I still use system-config-firewall. Then allow port 22.

			Also be sure that sshd is started/enabled:

			systemctl enable sshd.service
			systemctl start sshd.service

	==Find current Linux Version==		==Find current Linux Version==
	;ubuntu		===ubuntu===
	cat /etc/lsb-release		cat /etc/lsb-release

Simson: /* Update Fedora */

2011-07-17T23:18:56Z

Update Fedora

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	===Update Fedora===		===Update Fedora===
	sudo yum update # downloads and installs out-of-date RPMs		sudo yum update # downloads and installs out-of-date RPMs
			sudo yum list installed # shows what is installed
			sudo yum list # shows all packages available.

	===Update Ubuntu===		===Update Ubuntu===
	sudo apt-get update # updates the databases		sudo apt-get update # updates the databases

Simson: /* Updating, Upgrading and Installing */

2011-07-17T23:17:58Z

Updating, Upgrading and Installing

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	==Updating, Upgrading and Installing==		==Updating, Upgrading and Installing==
	===Update Fedora===		===Update Fedora===
	sudo yum update ~~# updates RPM database~~		sudo yum update # downloads and installs out-of-date RPMs
	~~sudo yum upgrade~~ # downloads and installs out-of-date RPMs
	===Update Ubuntu===		===Update Ubuntu===
	sudo apt-get update		sudo apt-get update # updates the databases
	sudo apt-get upgrade		sudo apt-get upgrade # downloads and installs the .apt files
	===Upgrade Ubuntu===		===Upgrade Ubuntu===
	# See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NattyUpgrades		# See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NattyUpgrades

Simson: /* Upgrading and Installing */

2011-07-17T23:03:10Z

Upgrading and Installing

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	cat /etc/lsb-release		cat /etc/lsb-release

	==Upgrading and Installing==		==Updating, Upgrading and Installing==
			===Update Fedora===
			sudo yum update # updates RPM database
			sudo yum upgrade # downloads and installs out-of-date RPMs
			===Update Ubuntu===
			sudo apt-get update
			sudo apt-get upgrade
	===Upgrade Ubuntu===		===Upgrade Ubuntu===
	# See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NattyUpgrades		# See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NattyUpgrades

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2011-07-17T19:10:44Z

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Simson's notes on Linux.

==Find current Linux Version==
;ubuntu
cat /etc/lsb-release

==Upgrading and Installing==
===Upgrade Ubuntu===
# See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NattyUpgrades
# In System->Administration->Update Manager, click on "Settings" and chose the set of releases you wish.

===Network Upgrade for Ubuntu Servers===
sudo apt-get install update-manager-core
sudo do-release-upgrade

===Installing Fedora from the Live User===
Application->System Tools->Install to Hard Drive

==Apt Help==