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A minimal image that requires an active internet connection during installation to pull packages from Red Hat's content delivery network (CDN). RHEL 9 System Requirements rhel 9 iso download
(She chose x86_64.) "Choose your image type: Boot ISO, Minimal ISO, DVD ISO, Binary DVD." (She paused. The DVD ISO was 8.2 GB. The Boot ISO was 742 MB.) The Red Hat documentation was a labyrinth, but
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux release 9.4 (Plow)