Friends
All of you know that from the E-Courts Project almost Every Judicial Officer got the HP Laptop along with the Redhat Enterprise Linux 5/5.2 DVD and HP CD and Manual one E-Courts DVD
So, What are they
The first one is Operating System for your Laptop
the next one is HP Manual and
the E-Court DVD is the Customization of Operating System special for the E-Courts Project
members i.e Judicial Officer.
When you got the problem with the Laptop you have to do some simple steps i.e
Take that DVD of Redhat Enterprise Linux
Boot from the DVD if not set that option in the BIOS setup (dont concentrate on this point because
default is this option)
When It boots from the DVD it will show the options
in that one for the fresh installation you have to enter
> redhat-install [ENTER] if you want to reinstall the existing or repair already installed skip to next
if you want to repair or restore just issue the following command
> redhat-recover [ENTER]
simply relax and sit back it will ejects the dvd after the completion and reboots
now it will ask for the E-Courts DVD then put that one into the DVD ROM and press enter
if it is saying again and again
just use the following command
Press the ESC button
now it will ask for the username and password
username: root password: redhat
now enter the following command at prompt
> mount /dev/hda /mnt [ENTER]
then use
> cd /mnt [ENTER]
> ./autorun.sh [ENTER]
Now it will copy all the files and configures the operating system i.e customizes
So after that it will reboots the system
and it is ready
the
LUKS passphrase you provided at the boot time is
court
now when the Login screen appears
use the username: judge
and password: court
Now you are in thats it very easy to restore your Laptop.
can the red hat 5 dual boot with other operating system i.e ubuntu
ReplyDeleteYes It is possible Redhat 5 to Dual boot with other operating systems
ReplyDelete$ ls /dev -l | grep sr
ReplyDeleteis the command where you can see the valid CDROM, DVD valid block device i.e some times you will see hda is not valid so check this with the help of above command.
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