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If you can mount the CD-ROM from a Windows box, if you have the disk space, copy all of the RPMs into one directory and mount that. You should end up with all of the RPMs in the Fedora/RPMS directory.
I have done this in the past using a NFS mount from another Linux box on the network. This eases and speeds the installation of Linux onto many computers over a network (no swapping CDROMS).
This is the way that the DVD install disk is laid out.
Hopefully this helps
William
W. Guy Thomas wrote: | | Timothy Murphy wrote: | |> W. Guy Thomas wrote: |> |> |> |>>> Wow, this doesn't look good. It has completely stopped after the first |>>> package libgcc. No disk activity, no nic activity. |>>> |>> |>> In you opinion do I let it sit or is my upgrade completely dead and my |>> system hosed? |>> It has been this way for about 20 minutes... |>> |> |> |> I've no idea of the cause of this. |> But as a matter of interest, what yum command did you give? |> |> Had you run "yum update" under FC-1?> > |> I'm not a yum expert, |> but I do wonder if one runs "yum update" |> just before a new Fedora distribution, |> are there likely to be many more rpm updates involved? |> |> |> |> | I ran "yum upgrade". | According to the thread I read on redhat.com that was supposed to be the | final command to do a complete upgrade. | | =G | -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (GNU/Linux)
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