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Miles,
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005, Miles O'Neal wrote:
> We did a partial install of 304 onto a
> pair of servers. They're now in production,
> and we need to add some packages. I've been
> trying to use redhat-config-packages.
As stated in the SL.releasenote, redhat-config-packages is NOT supported
and does not work. Not sure it even works on RHEL.
Use yum instead.
yum list available
List what packages are NOT installed but available.
yum install <package name>
Installs said package and dependencies if they are needed.
-Connie Sieh
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> When I try to add from CD, it doesn't seem
> to know what CD anything is supposed to be
> on, so it quickly dies when it can't install
> a package that's on a different CD than the
> one currently mounted.
>
> I created a directory called LiveFS and
> copied the contents of all four CDs into
> it. But when I try
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> redhat-config-packages --tree=LiveFS
>
> it complains that LiveFS doesn't look like
> a valid installation source. I also tried
> the absolute path, LiveFs/SL and LiveFS/SL/RPMS.
> I even tried changing SL to RedHat. No dice.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Miles
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