Welcome to the community Are you the person who asked about add/remove software last week? I was going to look up the info and keep it handy, but didn't (how does that saying go about a road paved with good intentions.) Unfortunately, I don't have Internet access on my home system either, so I don't have it front of me. What you need to do is find the .conf files that yum uses. (man yum or use find to search for .conf files, I can't remember the exact path but it will include yum in it.) These files can be edited with any text editor like kwrite, etc. man yum will tell you what to look for. Personally, I use an app called KYUM which allows me to edit the conf for all the repos in the interface itself. right-click on the repo and select edit. If the repo already points to an Internet address, all you have to do is enable it. If it points to a disk (I'm assuming someone changed it to this, like I had to.) You will need to change it back. When I get home, I'll look this all up and make a print out. Tomorrow, when I check this list, if I see a reply from you, I'll send it in a reply. Let Me Know George ____________________________________________________________________________________ Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. Try the free Yahoo! Mail Beta. http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/mailbeta/features_spam.html
