Hi there,
I've got a fresh install of SL5.5, and would like to set it up to use
the 5x repositories, whatever they are (or, to be more precise, I want
this machine to receive updates from new releases as they come, and I
think that replacing yum's conf files is the way to go). The most
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 10:27 AM, Jan Kundrát kundr...@fzu.cz wrote:
Hi there,
I've got a fresh install of SL5.5, and would like to set it up to use
the 5x repositories, whatever they are (or, to be more precise, I want
this machine to receive updates from new releases as they come, and I
On 02/22/11 18:00, Larry Vaden wrote:
you might want to reinstall
That'd be possible on this particular box, but I'd like to come up with
a nice way to upgrade any existing installation, so no reinstalls.
otherwise you could edit the .repo files. YMMV.
That would mean that the yum-conf-*
On 02/22/2011 10:27 AM, Jan Kundrát wrote:
Hi there,
I've got a fresh install of SL5.5, and would like to set it up to use
the 5x repositories, whatever they are (or, to be more precise, I want
this machine to receive updates from new releases as they come, and I
think that replacing yum's conf
On 02/22/2011 11:32 AM, Nathan Watson wrote:
I tried to install SL6 x86_64 on a system already successfully running 64
-bit Fedora 13,
error happens soon after bootup, before reaching any user interaction rel
ated to the
installer.
Computer is Intel Xeon dual quad-core SuperMicro.
No (easy)
Before installation attempt I did run the media check and the DVD passed
with no issues. Probably not related, but I did install from DVD in an
external USB DVD drive even though the computer has an internal DVD drive
(that's sometimes not reliable).
Here's output from the lspci command:
On 01/20/11 18:30, Troy Dawson wrote:
kernel-2.6.18-238.1.1.el5
Hi list,
looks like I'm the only person having this problem. I've installed a
SL5.5 machine today as a fully virtualized guest in a SL5.2 Xen host
(kernel 2.6.18-194.32.1.el5xen). The installation went fine and the auto
updates
The objective is to follow
http://www.scientificlinux.org/distributions/6x/build/sites to build
a common Server Only CD suitable for use as the base for
single-purpose-built servers and then yum the server's only reason for
existence from a local repo of current vintage (BIND-9.7.3 and DHCP
-- Le (On) 2011-02-22 +0100 à (at) 17:27:23 Jan Kundrát écrivit (wrote): --
Hi there,
I've got a fresh install of SL5.5, and would like to set it up to use
the 5x repositories, whatever they are (or, to be more precise, I want
this machine to receive updates from new releases as they come,
