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OPS235 Lab 2 - Fedora17

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Investigation 2: How many files packages and files are installed on the system?
# Copy the installation log file /root/install.log and the file ps.lst to a USB memory key, or scp to your matrix account as a backup.
{{Admon/tip | Updating Fedora: | You need to complete a system update. Using your Turn off popup window blocking in the browser (Edit>Preferences, then select the Content tab, and uncheck the box to Block Popups), then login to "SenenetSeneNET". Then open Open a terminal and su - to start a shell as root. Enter the command ''yum update'' This will download and install all of the packages that have been updated since the installation DVD image was created. If you complete this command at Seneca it should run quite fast as Seneca College hosts a Fedora Repository mirror.}}
<!-- {{Admon/tip | SELinux: | The final task is to turn off SELinux. SELinux is a Linux feature that provides a variety of security policies, including U.S. Department of Defense style mandatory access controls, through the use of Linux Security Modules in the Linux kernel. While it is certainly something you would leave on in a real world environment, it is beyond the scope of this course and does interfere with some of our activities. To disable SELinux, click on '''System => Administration => SELinux Management'''. Set the "System Default Enforcing Mode" to Disabled. Quit and reboot your system.}}-->

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