---- Wiadomość Oryginalna ---- Od: Darek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Do: [EMAIL PROTECTED], "PLD: Users list (Polish)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Data: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 17:47:24 +0200 Temat: Re: pld 2.0 - full instalacja
>poldex zainstalowałem ale to jeszcze nie to...bo gdybym miał zaznaczać >wszystkie pakiety (i grupy a tych też jest dużo)...nie chce sie zrazić >do PLD ;) > >jest jakiś mało skomplikowany sposób na instalacje wszystkiego ? > >w pliku poldek.conf dałem (oczywiście wcześniej montuje naped cd) >source = /mnt/cdrom/RPMS/ >mimo tego poldek usilnie łączy sie z serwerem ftp. >Doskonale zdaje sobie sprawe , że to bardzo upierdliwe ale prosze o >pomoc. Wiem , że może lepiej poczekać na nowe iso ale już wypaliłem >płyty a chyba można sobie z tym błedem w instalatorze jakoś poradzić. >Instrukcje instalacji PLD czytałem ale...i tak nie daje sobie rady :( >do tej pory używałem aurox'a ale pld live oraz rescue na tyle spodobał >mi sie , że chce przeemigrować :) Poza tym praca w shellu daje wiecej >satysfakcji. >I tym optymistycznym akcentem oczekuje na jakieś odpowiedzi > >Pozdrawiam , Darek > > >_______________________________________________ >pld-users-pl mailing list >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >http://lists.pld-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/pld-users-pl > to powinno skutecznie załatwić sprawe ftp # $Id: poldek.conf,v 1.30 2004/02/17 16:37:06 deejay1 Exp$ source1=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd1/ prefix1=cdrom://2.0-cd1/PLD/RPMS source2=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd2/ prefix2=cdrom://2.0-cd2/PLD/RPMS source3=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd3/ prefix3=cdrom://2.0-cd3/PLD/RPMS source4=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd4/ prefix4=cdrom://2.0-cd4/PLD/RPMS source5=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd5/ prefix5=cdrom://2.0-cd5/PLD/RPMS source6=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd6/ prefix6=cdrom://2.0-cd6/PLD/RPMS # main packages repository #source = ac ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/PLD/i686/PLD/RPMS/ # security updates after Ac gets frozen #source = ac-updates-security ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/updates/security/i686/ # non-critical fixes and updates which will be base for next version of Ac #source = ac-updates-general,noauto ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/updates/general/i686/ # other, sometimes obsolete, stuff #source = ac-supported,noauto ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/supported/i686/ # Things that are scheduled to move to updates/* # Testers are *really* needed, but you have to know what are you doing #source = ac-ready,noauto ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/ready/i686/ # everything that is built by AC-builders: #source = ac-test,noauto ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/test/i686/ #source = nest-test,noauto ftp://ftp.nest.pld-linux.org/test/i686/ # NOTE: directory *must* exist; default is ${TMPDIR:-~/.poldek-cache} # but if that fails /tmp is taken #cachedir = /var/tmp/poldek-cache # use root privileges for installation only; default "no" #use_sudo = yes # Installation options # install packages in small groups instead of doing all-or-nothing # installation; default "yes" #particle_install = no # remove duplicate packages from available package set, i.e. this # option ensures that only one instance (highest version from source # with highest priority) of every package will be available # for installation; default "no" #unique_package_names = yes # automatically install packages required by installed ones; default "yes" #follow = no # greedy upgrades; default "no" #greedy = yes # "mercy" dependency checking; default "no" #mercy = yes # don't remove downloaded packages after successful installation; default "no" #keep_downloads = yes # confirm each installation; default "no" #confirm_installs = yes # let the user select package among equivalents; default "no" choose_equivalents_manually = yes # prevent kernel* and dev from being upgraded if they are already installed #hold = kernel* dev # remove kernel* packages from available package set, i.e. make them # invisible for the user #ignore = kernel* # External downloaders configuration # Available semi-macros (as ws-separate tokens only): # %p[n] - package basename # %d - cache dir # %D - cache dir/package basename # %P[n] - package full path(URL) # # Hint: if you use several PLD powered machines, you may consider using a # proxy server to speed up download. To make use of proxy with poldek set # HTTP_PROXY and/or FTP_PROXY environment variables or setup transparent # proxy and uncomment one of the lines below. For more info use man # {poldek|wget|snarf|squid|ipchains or iptables} #ftp_get = /usr/bin/snarf %P %D #ftp_get = /usr/bin/wget -N --dot-style=binary -P %d %Pn #http_get = /usr/bin/wget -N --dot-style=binary -P %d %Pn #https_get = /usr/bin/curl %P -o %D #rsync_get = /usr/bin/rsync -v %P %d cdrom_get = /usr/bin/vfjuggle %d %Pn # some rpm macros #rpmdef = _install_langs pl:pl_PL:lt:lt_LT # don't install any documentation #rpmdef = _netsharedpath /usr/share/info:/usr/share/man #rpmdef = _excludedocs 1 _______________________________________________ pld-users-pl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.pld-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/pld-users-pl
