Re: [CentOS] installing updates in post kickstart

2009-04-10 Thread nate
Jerry Geis wrote: > I can do a yum update in my post kickstart (which is what I am doing now > actually). > > However, I want to save network time at installations. > If I copy down the files from centos/5.3/updates/x86_64/RPMS > and place them in a directory local on my network, > can I just "rpm

Re: [CentOS] installing updates in post kickstart

2009-04-10 Thread Joseph L. Casale
>I can do a yum update in my post kickstart (which is what I am doing now >actually). Maybe a better way to do this... >However, I want to save network time at installations. >If I copy down the files from centos/5.3/updates/x86_64/RPMS >and place them in a directory local on my network, >can I

Re: [CentOS] installing updates in post kickstart

2009-04-10 Thread Warren, Eucke
Jerry Geis wrote: > I can do a yum update in my post kickstart (which is what I am doing now actually). > However, I want to save network time at installations. > If I copy down the files from centos/5.3/updates/x86_64/RPMS and place them in a directory local on my network, can I just "rpm -U >

Re: [CentOS] installing updates in post kickstart

2009-04-10 Thread Jim Perrin
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Jerry Geis wrote: > I can do a yum update in my post kickstart (which is what I am doing now > actually). > > However, I want to save network time at installations. > If I copy down the files from centos/5.3/updates/x86_64/RPMS > and place them in a directory local

[CentOS] installing updates in post kickstart

2009-04-10 Thread Jerry Geis
I can do a yum update in my post kickstart (which is what I am doing now actually). However, I want to save network time at installations. If I copy down the files from centos/5.3/updates/x86_64/RPMS and place them in a directory local on my network, can I just "rpm -U /mnt/directory/updates/x86_