Hi everyone. I'm using Cobbler 2.0.11 (from the EPEL repository), and trying to build a complete standalone ISO for distributing our custom Linux setup to customers. The ISO will be used to create DVD's that we will ship to them. The problem is that the "standalone" ISO seems to only contain the original install tree, not any of the updates I've mirrored onto my machine.
Here's the basic process I'm using: 1. Mount a CentOS DVD. 2. cobbler import --path=/mnt/dvd --arch=x86_64 --name=centos5.7-x86_64 3. cobbler repo add --name=centos5.7-x86_64-updates --mirror=http://linux.mirrors.es.net/centos/5.7/updates/x86_64/ 4. cobbler reposync 5. cobbler profile add --name=centos5.7-x86_64-uptodate --distro=centos5.7-x86_64 --repos="centos5.7-x86_64-updates" 6. cobbler buildiso --standalone --distro=centos5.7-x86_64 When I examine the resulting ISO, I can see that the install tree is there, but none of the updates. I know I can use "$yum_config_stanza" to create a Yum repository pointing back at Cobbler, but that doesn't work for us because the ISO's will be distributed outside of our network. Am I missing anything? I tried to search around online, and it looks like including repo contents was a "to do" back when standalone was first added: https://fedorahosted.org/pipermail/cobbler/2009-February/002730.html I appreciate any help you can offer. -- Matt _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
