>> >> I want to install RHFC to let it run on a i386, (actually it is i586), but I >> don't want to run installation on a Pentium PC, because it is too slow. I >> want to run the P4 machine, and then take the harddrive and plug in my >> Pentium PC. The problem is if I run the installlaion in P4, it installs i686 >> code, (and the glibc, which compiled for i686). >> >> I go through all the details in the install program, but I couldn't find a >> way to let it install i586 code in a P4 machine. Does anyone know how to do >> it? >That's not something that can be done during the install, but you can easily >change that after install is complete. >For glibc, rpm -Uvh --oldpackage glibc-2.3*.i386.rpm should do the job, >similarly you'll need to handle other *.i686.rpm's (at least openssl) >and then install the i586 kernel. > > Jakub Thanks for your reply. Although it is not convenient, but at least has a method to do it. One more question: Is there a way to control the live update to only update i386 rpm not i686 rpm, if I am running RHFC on a P4 machine?
