Installation - Step 2 - Fedora Core 4/5
- Open a console/terminal window.
- Follow these steps to log in as the super user
- Enter this command:
$ su
Press Enter.
- Enter the root password.
Warning: The root password gives you administrative privileges on the system.
Press Enter.
Configure Fedora Core 4/5 using YUM;
Enter this command:
# yum install gcc-c++ cups-devel python-devel PyQt net-snmp-devel libjpeg-devel libusb-devel
- Fedora Core 3 systems may also need to enter this command:
# yum install sip
- For Fedora Core 4/5, you must disable SELinux protection. Click the Desktop Menu item > System Settings > Security Level > then the SELinux Tab Remove the check mark next to the setting ""Enforcing Current:".
Note: There may be a Fedora Core 4/5 RPM available from Redhat that makes adjusting this security level unnecessary.
Proceed to step 3.
Last update: Mon Jun 12 13:52:59 2006
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