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jim branagan wrote:
| David Cary Hart wrote: [snip]
| Is there a way I can collect all updated RPMs on this machine, and | create apt-enabled (or yum-enabled) CD image(s) to bring to | non-network machines? I don't usually need up-to-date ISO images, | but would really like to be able to mirror repositories locally. | Rather than releasing the entire updated system, monthly releases | of update CD's would be nice. | | | Well, I definitely know the way how to do it with up2date (pretty sure, that there is a good way to do it with yum or apt, but, unfortunately, did not discovered and tried it myself. You just need to download all the packages from the "updates" (skip all the debug directory, though) and start the up2date utility from the command-line as follows: up2date -k:%path% -u
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up2date -k:%path% -uf (if you need to update the kernel, as well)
where the %path% would be your actual path to all the updates downloaded. Works just pefectly for me. Regards, Maxim. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.0 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org
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