networking components/files missing

I did a minimal install of CentOS 6.3 and now want to add a GUI. I tried using yum to install a GUI, but it says it can't resolve mirror.centos.org. I tried to install networking packages but I get directory not found for /etc.

How can I get a GUI?

Folks,I recently migrated from Ubuntu 10.10 to Centos 6.3 (minimal install). While I've run into a few snags, I absolutely love it as a workstation (have used it as a server OS bef... [by homeus3r]

How To Install KVM And libvirt On CentOS 6.2 With Bridged Networking

This tutorial describes how to install the KVM hypervisor and libvirt virtualization library on Linux CentOS 6.2.

I want to try some networking projects with Raspberry Pis, and I need to just send packets between a pair of pis. I would be happy as a first step just being able to ping between to Raspberry Pis in ad-hoc mode. I have not successfully done this despite looking at several tutorials and examples online.

I have 2x Raspberry Pis with the Debian Wheezy OS installed.

Most of the hardware on the eeePC 1005HA works out-of-the box with 9.04, Ubuntu "Jaunty" The exception to this is the networking (both wireless and wired), which does not work at all by default. To enable the wireless drivers you must install the "lin...

I have Ubuntu 9.10 running on a Dell E6400. Nearly every time when I start it up, wireless networking doesn't work. If I click on the networking icon, Wired Networking shows "Disabled" (which is normal) and Wireless Networking shows "Networking is disabled".

Following this, this happened, and I have had no luck trying to get my networking working again. Pretty much all the info I have is in that second link.

I am having trouble with VMware Player 4.0.3 for Linux. I am trying to run a linux virtual machine guest (from the linux host), but am unable to successfully get an IP address on the guest with bridge networking. I do have an internet connection and I already ran vmware-netcfg and changed the bridge mode from "Automatic" to my sepcific network card.

... Across all installed kernels.

(Insert completely disgusted smiley here.)

"Networking is not supported in this version" or some such Bravo Sierra Oopsy screen pops up. (Don't you just love these new error non-messages.)

So ... I'm back into my F11 install for the moment.

Rollback of the last batch of updates is in order ...