Hi Michel-- To creat a Yum repository--
Creat a directory on your local drive (I chose tmp) I named mine yum (easy)--so I made /tmp/yum/updates Load all your files that you need to update into /updates next--as root--cd to your /updates & run yum-arch -v /tmp/yum/updates this will create a headers file in the directory next--modify your yum.conf to reflect the "new" file source nano /etc/yum.conf & add this set of lines--
[UPDATES] name=Yellow Dog Linux 4.0 UPDATES baseurl=file:///tmp/yum/updates
when you run yum the next time--yum will "find" all your new updates--
Michel Letourneux wrote:
Le lundi 16 mai 2005 Ã 11:01 -0600, Joseph E. Sacco wrote:
Using the disks, you can create a local YUM repository and upgrade from
there.
Hi Joseph,
Thanks for your infos. Now, how can I create such a Yum repository?
Best regards,
Michel
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