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Tag: CentOS Stream 9

June 22, 2023

Install and create a GlusterFS 11 replica cluster under CentOS Stream 9

glusterfs

At present, the latest version of GlusterFS is 11 and the latest version of CentOS is CentOS Stream 9. This article will present how to…

neoX
June 20, 2023

Missing the CentOS Stream 9 CRB repository – nothing provides python3-pyxattr needed by

CentOS Stream 9

CentOS Stream 9 CRB repository is the name of the repository, which replaces the old CentOS Stream 8 PowerTools repository. The CRB is an official…

neoX
May 31, 2023

Install CentOS Stream 9 booting VNC installer with kexec

CentOS Stream 9, tips

Lately, dedicated servers come with Remote management consoles like IPMI KVM or iLO, or DRAC, but they are still slow to initiate the process of…

neoX
October 14, 2022

Change the LXC container root folder under CentOS with SELinux

LXC

The default LXC container folder in CentOS (all versions – 7,8, Stream 8 and Stream 9) is /var/lib/lxc, which may resides in the root partition….

neoX
October 12, 2022

DNF install and conflicting requests – nothing provides module(platform:el8) needed by module

CentOS 8, CentOS Stream 9

Here there are broken modules in the DNF package manager. It was a result of an upgrade, but it may occur if some unofficial repositories…

neoX
October 10, 2022

How To Install Linux, Apache, MySQL (MariaDB), PHP-FPM (LAMP) Stack on CentOS Stream 9

apache, CentOS Stream 9, MySQL, PHP

This article describes how to install a Web server with application back-end PHP and database back-end MySQL using MariaDB. In continuing the same topic, but…

neoX
October 6, 2022

How To Install Linux, Nginx, MySQL (MariaDB), PHP-FPM (LEMP) Stack on CentOS Stream 9

CentOS Stream 9, MySQL, nginx, PHP

This article presents how to install a Web server with application back-end PHP and database back-end MySQL using MariaDB. All the software installed throughout this…

neoX
October 5, 2022

How to upgrade to CentOS Stream 9 from CentOS Stream 8

CentOS 8, CentOS Stream 9

This article will show how to update to CentOS Stream 9 from CentOS Stream 8. If only official repositories are used it is fairly easy…

neoX
October 5, 2022

Generate the rescue kernel boot entry in CentOS Stream 9

CentOS Stream 9

Regenerating the vmlinuz and initramfs for the rescue kernel of currently installed kernel under CentOS Stream 9 is really simple. There is a package dracut-config-rescue,…

neoX
September 28, 2022

Run LXC Ubuntu 22.04 LTS container with bridged network under CentOS Stream 9

CentOS Stream 9, LXC

In continuation of the previous article Run LXC CentOS Stream 9 container with bridged network under CentOS Stream 9, this time the LXC container will…

neoX

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