By kobenews
The CentOS 6.5 image is missing bare essential packages such as:
man nano wget
These were install on 6.4.
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@mshq20022001, thanks. I had the same problem. In my case, the following command worked (without the asterisk):
sudo yum install wget
Yah, well I’m not sure it is going to be removed by default to reduce the size when converted to an image or not… <br> <br>I guess an image should be the same as the pre-installed, as you mentioned… <br> <br>I hope DO staff can give a comment on this!!
I guess there is some sort of issue you have, but you still can install each one of them as below: <br> <br>for man, this may help: http://www.ehowstuff.com/how-to-install-man-command-on-linux-centos-6-2/ <br> <br>for nano, use this command to install it:* yum install nano <br> <br>for wget, use this command to install it: * yum install wget <br> <br> <br>Good luck!!
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