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From: Daniel Meszaros on 11 Jun 2010 10:48
Hi,

sorry for this -possibly silly- question: I want to buy hardware that is
proven to work fine with RHEL 5.4 . Does this mean that it will work
100% with CentOS 5.4, too?

CU,
M�szi.

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From: Jan Gerrit Kootstra on 12 Jun 2010 03:23
Daniel Meszaros schreef:
> Hi,
>
> sorry for this -possibly silly- question: I want to buy hardware that is
> proven to work fine with RHEL 5.4 . Does this mean that it will work
> 100% with CentOS 5.4, too?
>
> CU,
> Mészi.
>
> X-post: alt.linux.redhat, alt.os.linux.redhat
Daniel,


99% YES, 100% can only be answered by the coders of CentOS.

The code is mainly RHEL, recompiled with the Red Hat trademarks.


Kind regards,


Jan Gerrit Kootstra



From: Eef Hartman on 13 Jun 2010 08:56
Daniel Meszaros <spam(a)meszi.de> wrote:
> sorry for this -possibly silly- question: I want to buy hardware that is
> proven to work fine with RHEL 5.4 . Does this mean that it will work
> 100% with CentOS 5.4, too?

Normally yes, CentOS is 99.9 % compatible with RHEL.
Note: there already is CentOS release 5.5, so after you install 5.4,
just let it update itself immediately to 5.5 (or download/install
5.5 directly).
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