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<h2><a name="sE.2">E.2 Errata
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<p>The single best source of information, especially with respect to
bugs or problems with the Red Hat Linux distribution are the errata
pages available at <tt><a href="http://www.redhat.com/errata">http://www.redhat.com/errata</a></tt> and look
for both the General Errata and the platform-specific Errata for your
version of Red Hat Linux. (See also <a href="doc115.htm#sE.4">E.4</a> (Resources Section) for other ways to get the Errata).

<p>It may seem strange that we list this as the very first item, but the
errata pages are perhaps the best resource for fixing 90% of the
common problems with Red Hat Linux. Security holes for which there is
a solution are generally on the errata page 24 hours after Red Hat has
been notified.

<p>You should always check there first.

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