Robert:
Assuming you have a directory called 6.2 where you have the 6.2 downloaded
to:
1) Add all of your new RPMs to the RedHat RPMS directory.
2) Make sure there are not 2 different versions of the same file.
3) While in the top level directory (/6.2) execute:
./misc/src/anaconda/utils/genhdlist ./
This will generate a new list of the expected RPMs to find on the CD.
- Mike
On Fri, 21 Apr 2000, Robert Glover wrote:
> What I want is a single install CD with the most up-to-date RPMs. I created
> a CD-ROM of the Red Hat installation disk with updated RPMS from an
> "updates" mirror site. Unfortunately the install program apparently checks
> version numbers of the RPMS. It fails as soon as it reaches an updated RPM
> -- it gives me some sort of Python error. This happened with two different
> burns of the CD, so it probably wasn't a bad CD.
>
> My question: Is there a way to tell the installer to use the updated RPMS
> or do I have to live with a two-CD method for installing/re-installing my
> system? I can live with that, but a one-CD install seems more elegant to
> me.
>
> In a somewhat related issue, I was unable to make the CD bootable even
> though I specified the El Torito filesystem and a boot.img file. This is
> not that important, because I can just use a boot floppy *and* a CD, but I
> have been wondering if I missed anything.
>
> Thanks!
> --
> Fear not the Penguin.
>
>
>
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