A tip on how to install yum in RHEL 4

January 4, 2008 by Clair Ching  
Filed under Links, The Free World.

PinoyTux has a guide on installing YUM on RHEL4. She got the idea from a blog entry about installing yum in RHEL3.

In any case, for those newbies who are wondering if there’s a way to install yum, I hope that this link helps! After all, you might want to use yum rather than up2date anyway.


I think that new Linux users who are encountering Red Hat related problems could learn some stuff from PinoyTux. :) It would prove to be one nice resource of tips too!

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2 Responses to “A tip on how to install yum in RHEL 4”
  1. Binoy says:

    I want to install yum in RHEL4

  2. hari says:

    go to this site http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Utilities/Yum-2656.shtml and download the yum package and then put it in the server’s var filesystem where u need to be installed. then unpackage it(if such) and start its’s service.

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