CentOS

The rationale was described in https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2021/01/05/building-red-hat-enterprise-linux-9-for-the-x86-64-v2-microarchitecture-level Xeon E5440 was one of the "Harpertown" models, released 2007-2008, and based on "Penryn microarchitecture". The Penryn was succeeded by Nehalem. ...

Ethernet controller [0200]: Intel corporation Ethernet connection (17) I219-LM [8086:lalv] (rev 11) That should not be possible. The device ID should be a hex number and lalv is not. [8086:1a1c] is one version of I219-LM. The e1000e driver in el8 and el9 knows 8086:1a1c, 8086:1a1d, 8086:1a1e, and 8...

If i understood correct i can shrink the blockdevice to fit one of the SSD's, leaving the other one untouched? That depends . You can see what filesystems you have with: lsblk --fs If the filesystem within LVM logical volume (LV) is XFS, then it cannot be shrunk. LV is a "list of blocks" -- bit lik...

save his github projects from the drive A real "github project" would have a a copy of the repo in GitHub that he should be able to access from any computer. One could also ask why the friend did not copy the files self, being familiar with the system and all? My issue is that the system is divided...

With Red Hat now limiting access to the package sources, does this signal the demise of CentOS, Rocky, and similar distributions? CentOS is not affected, because it is already practically dead. The only remaining CentOS Linux -- CentOS 7 -- will EOL by next Summer. CentOS Stream is not a "similar d...

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for deploying new things Indeed. Personally, I don't like containers (and particularly dislike docker) but if it were an old application that can't be rebuilt and thus has to have a legacy platform ... external url to be whitelisted A container is merely one or more processes on the host (which pre...

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... "sudo setenforce (enforcing|permissive|disabled)" to change the default.

AFAIK, the 'setenforce' does merely change current running status; not update config that is used on next boot.

What if you disable eth1 and boot. Does the eth0 get things "right" on (every) boot? No, it doesn't. NetworkManager detects the presence of eth1 and enables it nonetheless. How did you disable ? nmcli con mod eth1 connection.autoconnect no Yes, NetworkManager does by default generate on the fly con...

What if you disable eth1 and boot. Does the eth0 get things "right" on (every) boot?