I'm running Fedora Core 1 andd would like to try Yum out and see how it compares to apt/rpm. One thing that I haven't been able to find mention of anywhere, is if I can use my Fedora CD Set as a Yum source. I am on a _slow_ non-permanent dial-up connection and would like to be able to install packages from the CDROMs if there are no newer packages on the Yum repository. Is it a matter of copying the CDs to a directory on my box and setting it up as a Yum repository, or is there an easier way? A pointer to the relevant docs would be appreciated if I've missed something. Thanks, Ian. --
