Re: Re: Dyangen for R&S

From: dsbabbar@gmail.com
Date: Tue Oct 16 2007 - 05:54:42 ART

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Thanks for you reply. I am not a pro in linux. I tried running Dynagen on Fedora but was unsuccessful in running Dynagen it. When I tried to run dynagen i got error that some library-something i downloaded n installed it, then it showed error message for another and I downloaded that file installed it then got error for some other file. Felt like it was a never ending story and left it there.

Which version/flavor of Linux is good for installing Dynagen, in terms of ease of install. If I use GUI of linux will running of dynagen be smooth, I am not at all comfortable with CLI of linux and dont want to spend time learning it in middle of ccie preparation.

I am trying to emulate 3640 on Dynagen.

Thanks

Deepinder Singh Babbar

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