Here the command for mount iso files in linux without cd/dvd
Step 1 : Create a folder in /mnt/tempiso
Here i created a folder name as tempiso
Step 2 : mount -o loop testiso.iso /mnt/tempiso
Step 3 : Open /mnt/tempiso and get all files
Monday, May 10, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Installing Firefox in Linux ( RHEL 5 )
Hi,
This is a simple method to install firefox in redhat Enterprise Linux 5
It also support all linux operating systems
Step 1 : Download Firefox from here http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html
Step 2 : Extract files on desktop
Step 3 : Copy extracted ( firefox ) folder to /usr/local/share [ Storing location is your wish ]
Step 4 : That's all. You made it. Now just double click 'firefox' inside firefox folder.
Step 5 : Open with terminal , It ask for default browser. Made it as default and creat a shortcut.
This is a simple method to install firefox in redhat Enterprise Linux 5
It also support all linux operating systems
Step 1 : Download Firefox from here http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html
Step 2 : Extract files on desktop
Step 3 : Copy extracted ( firefox ) folder to /usr/local/share [ Storing location is your wish ]
Step 4 : That's all. You made it. Now just double click 'firefox' inside firefox folder.
Step 5 : Open with terminal , It ask for default browser. Made it as default and creat a shortcut.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Updating Firefox in Linux ( Simple method )
Step 1 : Just download new version of Firefox from mozilla.com
Step 2 : Downloaded file in .tar.bz2 extension.
Step 3 : Extract .tat.bz2 file in desktop
Step 4 : Copy all files from extracted folder
Step 5 : Paste into
Step 6 : Rename this folder with new version ( Not important )
Step 7 : Run Firefox (Your desktop shortcut is enough to do it )
Step 8 : Now Firefox will upgrade
Enjoy new updated version.
It's not proper way to install Firefox in Linux.
It works very well in RHEL5
Step 2 : Downloaded file in .tar.bz2 extension.
Step 3 : Extract .tat.bz2 file in desktop
Step 4 : Copy all files from extracted folder
Step 5 : Paste into
/usr/lib/firefox_you current_versionfolder
Step 6 : Rename this folder with new version ( Not important )
Step 7 : Run Firefox (Your desktop shortcut is enough to do it )
Step 8 : Now Firefox will upgrade
Enjoy new updated version.
It's not proper way to install Firefox in Linux.
It works very well in RHEL5
Installing fonts in RedHat Enterprise Linux 5 ( Simple Method )
Simple method
Step 1 : Just copy ".ttf " fonts to /usr/share/fonts/your_folder_name
Step 2 : Open terminal
Step 3 : Run following commend
#fc-cache /usr/share/fonts/your_folder_name
Step 4 : Logout user and login again
Enjoy
It's simple method and working well for me
Step 1 : Just copy ".ttf " fonts to /usr/share/fonts/your_folder_name
Step 2 : Open terminal
Step 3 : Run following commend
#fc-cache /usr/share/fonts/your_folder_name
Step 4 : Logout user and login again
Enjoy
It's simple method and working well for me
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