Thursday, December 30, 2010

Fedora 8 i386 using local iso add and remove programs

Step 1: first copy the iso file to mount as a virtual CD drive: mount-oloop-tiso9660/mnt/cdrom Note: 1. replace your iso file addresses such as/Fedora-8-i386.iso2. If you do not have cdrom directory under/mnt, you can create a new folder named cdrom step 2: modify the file location of the warehouse yum: because the "Add/Fedora RemoveSoftware" seems to be integrated with some features similar to yum.

Each time you open it, it will go online to search the list of installed packages, to search for a while (super upset). If you do not want to let it go to cable Internet, and is only found in Add/Remove software, then we need to warehousing file location yum to make some adjustments. That is put in the/etc/yum.repos.d/file backup to other places, I choose it in the directory to place a directory again. And then he built one. Repo for the file name extension, the note is placed in the/etc/directory yum.repos.d/. For example, I is CDROM.repo, path is/etc/yum.repos.d/CDROM.repo, which reads as follows: [core] Note: must not be changed, otherwise the download software header error name = CDROMbaseurl = file:///mnt/cdrom comments: here is the place you CD mount path enabled = 1gpgcheck = 1gpgkey = file:///mnt/cdrom/rpm-gpg-key comments: here is the specified CD called RPM-GPG-KEY certification files Note: above indicate comments place be sure to modify your own place. Well, now you can rest assured that open the "Add/RemoveSoftware". Wait, wait for it to search out installation package, you can begin to add/remove programs.

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