It seems like applying updates to a RHEL6.3 has to be a two-step process and it
seems like it could be just one.
For instance, we have a basic RHEL6.3 installation directory that was created
with the 'copycds' command.
Call it "/install/rhels6.3/ x 8 6 _ 6 4 "
Every quarter we pull updates from Red Hat and store them in a repository.
Call it "/install/update/rhels6.3/x86_64/2013_Q1 "
When provisioning a node, I'd like to just repoint the "pkgdir" option to the
update directory so that Anaconda just pulls directly from the updates.
E.g. Change the osimage so that "pkgdir=
/install/update/rhels6.3/x86_64/2013_Q1" rather than
"pkgdir=/install/rhels6.3/x86_64"
Is this possible? I tried it and got an error from xCAT that there weren't any
image files in the pkgdir location.
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