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Last post 07-02-2009, 5:45 PM by Signius. 4 replies.
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  •  04-03-2007, 10:03 AM 25067

    Fedora Repository

    I have got a FedoraCore 6 machine up and running is there ano on-line repository like the packman one I used for fedora and if so how do you enter it into into the system.

     

    Cheers

    Doug 


    Do you really care what my actual home system and network is I am sure yours will be bigger, better and faster.
  •  14-03-2007, 2:51 PM 25283 in reply to 25067

    Re: Fedora Repository

    For anyone who is trying to find one here's a repository i have found which on the face of it looks good

    http://rpm.livna.org/fedora/6/


    Do you really care what my actual home system and network is I am sure yours will be bigger, better and faster.
  •  21-06-2007, 12:19 AM 26960 in reply to 25283

    Re: Fedora Repository

    www.atrpms.net and www.freshrpms.net are worth a look as well, though I find it's best to just choose 1 of the 3.
  •  22-06-2007, 5:56 PM 26997 in reply to 26960

    Re: Fedora Repository

    Apparetly there can be problems if you have a combination of the 3 lised so far enabled concurrently.  Personally I have found Fedora Extras and the Livna site covers most of my needs - especially for MP3 codecs and DVD codecs.
    The box said "needs Windows 2000 or better" so I installed Fedora Core 6
  •  07-02-2009, 5:45 PM 32615 in reply to 26997

    Re: Fedora Repository

    I wont post what i think of Fedora here i will create a new post to give my recent experiences with it. ( It will not be a positive post ........So Fedora fan boys dont bother reading. I am not trying to start a ditsro flame war it will just be real world issues & experiences so it will be all fact based)

    But you comment about running different repos concurrently isnt really true......

    You need to install & set up yum-priorities (this will be in your distro's base repo fedora/redhat/centos etc) in yum so that you dont end up getting in a mess with packages.

    Also worth looking at setting up in this scenario is yum-fastestmirror  both are easy to setup if you want i will post a basic tutorial. But just google and you will find loads of How-To's.

    I hope this helps.

     

     

    Edited: ooooh i just spotted the date of this post after i wrote this........but it looks liek some life needs to be kicked into the Linux section of the Forum.

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