Steven Crothers wrote:
> Marian,
>
> He wanted to disable default repos and enable his private mirror
> instead. Your solution would actually not help him. He wants to make
> his personal repo the primary repo for fresh installs, which can only
> be done in %post since centos-release is going to overwrite it. Using
> --disablerepo on a non-existent repo (the problem being expressed)
> wouldn't work in this case.
>
> Of course another option is to download the centos-release srpm, and
> change the repos built in, or remove the repos entirely and make it
> rely on your-repos.rpm or similar. That's probably a little over the
> top for what you're looking for though.
>
He can also set exclude=centos-release somewhere (never played with
kikstarts) and install his own release file, or just yum repolist file
with his data.
I created several release files and even created small script that
backups existing and installs one of several sets of repo files.
Ljubomir
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