tomisinuno:
You are not too late. You have the thread to yourself.

If your processor is a 64bit processor, then you can upgrade or better still do a clean installation of a 64 bit OS while your files are still intact.
But if your processor is not, forget it except you intend changing your CPU which drills down to changing your motherboard. Best option, get a new 64bit hardware.

Cheers!!!

yemibayo:
Merry Xmas boss

tomisinuno:
MODULE 2.2-COPYING AND MOVING FILES USING THE BASIC LINUX COMMANDS

See IP of the new server 168.63.105.1

log in with the same credentials provided to you.

tomisinuno:
I hope by now, you understand the difference between the two.

joeysuki:
Still a bit confusing, can you please shed more light

Yungbitz:
Email sent to Freetraining@bolgtom.com is unsuccessful. It says address not found

Cc Tomisinuno

tomisinuno:


Sorry, the new address is freetraining@tekneed.com

joeysuki:
Still a bit confusing, can you please shed more light

tomisinuno:


...I will

tomisinuno:


@saxwizard, I have seen your work, I will give u my assessment probably later today

saxwizard:




ok sir


i have been trying to log on to the public ip

i couldn't connect...is the server still up sir?

tomisinuno:


let me give an example.

If you know Lagos road,

If i am to go to VI from berger,

I will get to secretariat first, then to 7up, then to ogudu, then to gbagada, then to third mainland bridge then to obalende, then to marina, then to VI.

if i am to use the cd command to get to VI, These are the ways I can go

1. cd berger [means i am already in berger] then again do,
cd secetariat [means i am in secetariat] then again do,
cd 7up [means i am in 7up] then again do,
cd ogudu [means i am in ogudu] then again do
cd gbagada [means i am in gbagada] then again do
cd third_mainland_brigde [means i am in third mainland bridge] then again do
cd obalende [means i am in obalende] then again do
cd marina [means i am in marina] then again do
cd VI [then i am finally in VI]


or I do

2. cd /berger/secetariat/7up/ogudu/gbagada/thrid_mainland_bridge/obalande/VI


or I do

3. cd /berger/secetariat first [means i am in secetariat],
then from secetariat i do,
cd /7up/ogudu/gbagada/third_mainland_bridge/obalende/VI



This also applies to the cat, mv, cp, and most commands you are using in Linux

for example, I can do,
cat /berger/secetariat/7up/ogudu/gbagada/thrid_mainland_bridge/obalande/VI

That's how path works. That's why the "pwd" command is very useful. It will tell you your present working directory


Hope you understand now!!!

Yungbitz:
This is what I get on my screen after installing RHEL 7.8 on my virtual box. Did I do this correctly or I omitted a step?

tomisinuno:


With what I can see on the screen, installation is well done

Yungbitz:


OK. Thanks. But I need the log in credentials

tomisinuno:


@saxwizard, I have seen your work, I will give u my assessment probably later today

joeysuki:
Boss ! i hope youre doing alright and i guess you have been busy, we are patiently waiting for the next module