Jay Lee wrote:
Jay Lee wrote:
I understand a kernel fixing the non-GPL modules issue for FC5 will
be released shortly. I do most of my installs via net (PXE and
HTTP). I do recall that RedHat Linux use to allow you to put updated
RPMS in a folder like RedHat/RPMS/updates in the source install tree
and anaconda would look for any newer rpms there before installing
the official release version. Does Fedora still have that feature?
Can I put the X.org update and any future updates in RPMS/updates and
expect anaconda to update them automatically?
Bump. Anybody know if this still works? It would be very useful to
admins deploying FC5 to multiple machines...
Jay
Bump again... There's got to be a way to do this. (Even Windows has had
splipstreaming since Win2k!) FC5 is not a week old and it's already got
a dozen updates. Is there any way to get Anaconda to check a folder for
updates during installation? I've looked for documentation from
Anaconda but there's little there...
Jay
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