SHIMADA, MAKOTO wrote:
>
> I need to install GBrowse 2.0 and am trying to do according to the Section
> about installation using RPM System (yum) of the following site
> http://gmod.org/wiki/GBrowse_2.0_Prerequisit
>
What I would do is
1. Satisfy whatever prerequisites you can using "up2
Thanks Ed Greshko;
> What you need is the repository information for the software you want to
> install
Yes it is.
I'm beginning to understand.
> So, my yum.conf contains...
I will try using this information.
> So, what is the "other" software you need to install?
I need to install GBrowse
Thanks Chris Kloiber:
> Yes, and what he told you is that there is no legal URL for a Red Hat
> Enterprise Linux 4 yum repository.
I think I get the picture.
I found the /etc/sysconfig/rhn/sources.
I will try according the information.
> If you don't have an RHN subscription,
I have an RHN subsc
SHIMADA, MAKOTO wrote:
> Thanks Ed Greshko;
>
>
>> Exactly what are you trying to update via yum?
>>
> No, I routinely use "up2date" to keep my RHEL4 machine up to date.
>
>
>> You can't update the
>> base packages of RHELv4 via yum since RH does not support yum at that
>> release leve
Yes, and what he told you is that there is no legal URL for a Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 4 yum repository. A Red Hat Network subscription (which
uses up2date) is required. Now if you happen to have an RHN
subscription, up2date can be coerced into using a third party yum
repository. See /etc/sysco
Thanks Ed Greshko;
> Exactly what are you trying to update via yum?
No, I routinely use "up2date" to keep my RHEL4 machine up to date.
> You can't update the
> base packages of RHELv4 via yum since RH does not support yum at that
> release level.
I know that.
However, I need to install another
MAKOTO SHIMADA wrote:
> Hi all
> I am using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (RHEL4), but have a problem which
> the Red Hat company does not support. Since RHEL is a closely related
> with Fedora, I would like to ask your favor.
> I need to install yum on my RHEL4 workstation.
> I installed yum2.0.7,
Hi all
I am using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (RHEL4), but have a problem which
the Red Hat company does not support. Since RHEL is a closely related
with Fedora, I would like to ask your favor.
I need to install yum on my RHEL4 workstation.
I installed yum2.0.7, which appears to be succeeding in
