Changes

:* Which packages you want information aboutto do an <u>operational task</u> (like installing or removing a package), using a '''select-option''':* What <u>information </u> you want about those packages, using a '''query-option'''

# Change Use the graphical file manager (Nautilus) to change to the directory on your Installation DVD containing . Go to the sub-directory called '''Packages''' and then go to the sub-directory '''l''' (for files beginning with the letter l like the '''lynx''' package). You should see a filecalled: <code>lynx-2.8.7-78.fc16fc17.x86_64.rpm</code># Execute this the following command: <code>rpm -i lynx-2.8.7-78.fc16fc17.x86_64.rpm</code># Issue an RPM query to check that lynx is installed.# ___________________________________________________Record this command in your lab log-book.# Issue this the following command: <code>rpm -e lynx</code># Issue an RPM query to verify that lynx is no longer installed. Record this command in your lab log-book.# ___________________________________________________Move to the appropriate sub-directory for packages that begin with the letter '''b'''.# Issue this the following command: <code>rpm -i BackupPC-3.2.1-7.fc17.x86_64.rpm</code> and note the result

<li>Issue an RPM query to verify that BackupPC is installed. Record this command in your lab log-book.</li>____________________________________________________

<li>Issue an RPM query to verify that BackupPC is no longer installed. Record this command in your lab log-book.</li>____________________________________________________ <li>Install <code>nled</code> using '''yum'''. Record this command in your lab log-book.</li>____________________________________________________

=Logical Volume Management(Introduction)=

* '''f16host f17host (i.e. "removable hard disk" or "disk pack")'''

=Updated backup instructions = Investigation 6: How are LVMs managed using Command-Line Tools? == '''Perform this investigation on the VM named ''<u>fedora3</u>''.'''  {{Admon/note|Only Take Notes - Do not Execute Commands|You are going to repeat the same LVM management operations (as your did with the ''fedora2'' VM), but you will using command-line tools in the '''fedora 3''' VM. You are required to record the Linux commands to acheive the same results as in '''Investigation #2'''. You are '''<u>not</u>''' required to issue those commands on your '''fedora3''' VM.|}}  # Take time to view the following reference for LVM management via command line: [[Logical Volume Management]]<ol> <li value="2">Write down the exact commands used at each step as well as command output in your Lab3 log-book: <!-- MURRAY: I commented out this section because the VG does not have available space with the new lab2 configuration. -CTyler  <li>Grow the '''home''' filesystem to '''2G''' using the command <code>lvextend</code>.</li> <li>Create a '''new 2G LV''' containing an ext4 filesystem and mount it at '''/archive'''. See important note below:</li> </ol> {{Admon/note|Learn How to Learn|Refer to the section called '''Using LVM''' and sub-section '''Filesystems on LVs''' in [[Logical Volume Management]] to complete part "c".|}}  <ol type="a"> <li value="4">Reboot your Fedora3 VM to confirm the operation that you performed in the previous step.</li> <li>Copy the contents of <code>'''/etc'''</code> into <code>'''/archive'''</code></li> <li>Shrink <code>'''lv_archive'''</code> to '''1G''' (Refer to the section involving reducing file-systems in use [[Logical Volume Management]].<br />You should be using the commands: <code>umount</code>, <code>resize2fs</code>, <code>lvreduce</code>, and <code>mount</code>)</li> -->

Remember adding a new harddrive to fedora3? You will need to back up that drive as well. If you don'''Answer the Investigation 6 observations / questions in t - you will only have half of your lab log bookmachine backed up, which is of no use for a recovery.'''

 # Larger <code>/home</code> nled installed on '''fedora2'''.# Listing of Linux commands to perform Investigation #3 the host (via CLIdisk pack - main system f16host).