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BlogLinuxCentOS 5.0

CentOS 5.0

Linode
The Linode Security Team
May 1, 2007

CentOS 5.0 is now available for installation via the distro-wizard.

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    Nelson T

    Is 64-bit CentOS minimal image available to Xen users?

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