BETA OMSA 5.4 in the Dell hardware repository- March 31, 2008 Dell OpenManage Server Assistant (OMSA) 5.4 was publicly released last week. We now have OMSA 5.4 available for testing in the Dell hardware repository at http:linux.dell.comrepohardware. OMSA 5.4 is not yet the default install, you will need to follow the steps below in order to install or upgrade to it (This is in addition to the regular repository setup). If we have a few success reports, we will change this to be the default repository after a week. What is in the Dell hardware...http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2008/03/31/beta-omsa-5-4-in-the-dell-hardware-repos... Update: Linux on Dell's "Business Client" Systems- March 31, 2008 Since many of the Linux blog posts over the past nine months have focused on Ubuntu Linux on consumer systems, I&39;d like to give a quick update on some of the work we&39;ve been doing for "business client" systems, such as our Precision Workstation, OptiPlex, Latitude, and Vostro product lines:In the late fall, Dell launched three new Precision Workstation desktop systems: the T3400, T5400, and T7400. From day one, these systems could be purchased with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5...http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2008/03/31/update-linux-on-dell-s-quot-business-cli... DKMS v2.0.19 released- March 25, 2008 DKMS 2.0.19 is out. The big improvement here is that Fedora rawhide (will be Fedora 9) now includes rpm hooks, similar to Ubuntu&39;s triggers, to invoke the DKMS autoinstaller at the end of an RPM transaction when a new kernel is installed. This means we don&39;t have to wait for a reboot to invoke the dkms_autoinstaller - it is now invoked right after a new kernel is installed, so can rebuild drivers immediately and include them in the initial ramdisk. This makes it easier...http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2008/03/25/dkms-v2-0-19-released.aspx |