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Re: comps-47 RPM missing from isos
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Jeffrey D Anderson wrote:
> I'm trying to install a Rocks 4.3 cluster with SL4.7 as the underlying OS
> (x86_64).
> 
> The SL4.7 release notes say that there is an RPM -- comps-47 -- added that is
> supposed to allow the Rocks installation to succeed.  I see this file in the
> online mirror of SL4.7 at www.scientificlinux.org, but it is not in the iso
> images.  Is this an oversight?
> 

Hi,
You are correct, on both accounts.  It is not in the CD's, and it is an oversight.
We're looking into it, figuring out why it didn't get pulled in.
Is there no way it can pull in the comps rpm's from somewhere other than the CD?

Troy
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