Fedora version 1

[sedawk]

It seems I don't have Fedora Core 3 but something else. How can I check what version had been installed? (I lost the CDs).

Thanks

 

[pansophic]

I believe that Fedora displays the version at boot time, which means that it is probably in a config file. You might want to check /boot/grub/menu.lst. Or just reboot and pay attention while it boots.


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[thedaver]

cat /etc/redhat-release

or some similar file.

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[stevexff]

Most of the RPMs have names ending in FCn where n is the version number. rpm -qa should give you the answer.

Steve

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[geirendre]

A simple uname -a should show all relevant info about your distro I think