Yes, if the CDROM is not recognized as local, then you will need to create a
repository that is accessible from NFS, FTP or HTTP.
I recently created a RHEL5 repository to use as an NFS export. Here is the
worksheet that I used:
Paul
# createrepo.txt
#
# Tuesday, 15-Sep-2009, create rhel5
On 2010-03-12 01:31, Paul M. Dyer wrote:
Sorry Stephen, but that will not work.
The iso is setup in the comps to be a CD/DVD. The process of creating a
repository rebuilds the comps for the new media, i.e. harddisk.
I have no problem using the iso image directly.
I also have no problem
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Subject: Re: Installing RHEL5 via DRAC
Sorry Stephen, but that will not work
