Current RH CD different than d/l copy?

[Richard W. Ernst]

Jason Shelton wrote:
> 
> > On the Newbie list,
> > in reference to burning copies of an "official" RH CD:
> >
> > George Georgalis wrote:
> > >
> > > If it's an official RH cd, it's copy protected... you need to download
> the
> > > free copy.
> >
> > With RH now taking 3 CDs, Install, Source, and Docs, is this still
> > true?  I've never had the official version, so not sure if the extra,
> > commercial (Bru, etc.) that come with it are already on the original CD,
> > or on a separate one.
> >
> > Can someone clarify if the extras are on the install CD, or on a
> > separate one?
> >
> 
> Which extras? I'll take a look when I get to work tomorrow, but I need to
> know what to look for :-)

BRU is the only one I'm aware of, but I thought there was/were other
"single license" commercial programs included with the official boxed
version.

> FWIW, the redhat CD is no more copy protected than any other cd out there
> today. I have copied the entire cd to an ftp site for ftp installs and never
> had a problem with it, I have also taken that ftp directory and made a
> bootable install disk, just like redhat, but with ssh and mysql added.

I don't think he meant copy protection, but legally not allowed to be
copied because of the commercial add-ons/inclusions on the official RH
CD.

Rich