A little birdy told me that Jim Perrin said:
] On 5/1/07, Steve Thompson <smt@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
] > I realize that the @everything packages option is now gone in CentOS 5.0
] > (ix86 and x86_64), but my experiments to date don't show how to
] > practically simulate the same effect (and I have a good reason for doing
] > so). I want all packages, all languages. If one installs from CD, and
] > selects all packages and options, the resulting anaconda-ks.cfg file does
] > not have a complete package list.
]
] Since you can now add additional repositories at install time, how do
] you define 'everything' install?
i, for one, would have been satisfied with an:
"everything from the Base respository"
option... which would have included all the packages from the Base repo...
basically, the what i wanted fulfilled was something approaching
the same "final product" as "Everything" from the 4.x series installer...
B. Karhan
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PRI/SSRI Unix Administrator
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