create repodata for a custom install DVD
I have been searching for a howTo that provides the steps required to create the repodata on an install DVD. I am using the SL 7.2 install DVD as a baseline and removing the unneeded packages then am using a kickstart file to do the install. This works fine without updating the repodata however if I want to add packages or replace packages with new packages I believe I would need to rebuild the repodata the match the new packages. Thanks
SL 7.2 on a HP Zbook
Hi everyone I am using SL 7.2 on a HP Zbook. So far the only issue that I have is setting the date and time does not set the Zbook's hardware clock. It does change the time for the duration of the session but when the ZBook is rebooted the time goes back to what it was before plus the amount of time I spent during the session. Does anyone have a fix for this? Thanks
Re: SL 7.2 on a HP Zbook
Mark The hwclock --systohc worked thanks! :-) Still kind of odd that the date command does not cause the date and time to the hardware clock when shutting down (this is how it works on a Lenovo T61p running SL 6.2) Bill
Re: SL 7.2 on a HP Zbook
Hi Yasha It is a Zbook 15 G2. Ken and Mark put me on the right path. We use our laptops unconnected to any networks. Previous to RHEL 7 the system clock was saved to the hardware clock on shutdown or reboot by default. However NTP does sync the system and hardware clocks. Since we do not use NTP no synchronization happens. -Bill -- On 10/07/2016 11:14 AM, Bill Askew wrote: > Hi everyone > I am using SL 7.2 on a HP Zbook. So far the only issue that I have is > setting the date and time does not set the Zbook's hardware clock. It does > change the time for the duration of the session but when the ZBook is > rebooted the time goes back to what it was before plus the amount of time I > spent during the session. > Does anyone have a fix for this? > Thanks I am using SL 7.2x on a HP Zbook without this issue. Which model? Mine is several years old and thus might be different from yours. Yasha Karant
