pld 2.0 - full instalacja

[Cobayashi]

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Od: Darek <darek w lotnie.pl>
Do: darek w lotnie.pl, "PLD: Users list (Polish)" <pld-users-pl w pld-linux.org>
Data: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 17:47:24 +0200
Temat: Re: pld 2.0 - full instalacja

>poldex zainstalowałem ale to jeszcze nie to...bo gdybym miał zaznaczać
>wszystkie pakiety (i grupy a tych też jest dużo)...nie chce sie zrazić
>do PLD ;)
>
>jest jakiś mało skomplikowany sposób na instalacje wszystkiego ?
>
>w pliku poldek.conf dałem (oczywiście wcześniej montuje naped cd)
>source = /mnt/cdrom/RPMS/
>mimo tego poldek usilnie łączy sie z serwerem ftp.
>Doskonale zdaje sobie sprawe , że to bardzo upierdliwe ale prosze o
>pomoc. Wiem , że może lepiej poczekać na nowe iso ale już wypaliłem
>płyty a chyba można sobie z tym błedem w instalatorze jakoś poradzić.
>Instrukcje instalacji PLD czytałem ale...i tak nie daje sobie rady :(
>do tej pory używałem aurox'a ale pld live oraz rescue na tyle spodobał
>mi sie , że chce przeemigrować :) Poza tym praca w shellu daje wiecej
>satysfakcji.
>I tym optymistycznym akcentem oczekuje na jakieś odpowiedzi
>
>Pozdrawiam , Darek
>
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to powinno skutecznie załatwić sprawe ftp
# $Id: poldek.conf,v 1.30 2004/02/17 16:37:06 deejay1 Exp$

source1=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd1/
prefix1=cdrom://2.0-cd1/PLD/RPMS

source2=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd2/
prefix2=cdrom://2.0-cd2/PLD/RPMS

source3=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd3/
prefix3=cdrom://2.0-cd3/PLD/RPMS

source4=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd4/
prefix4=cdrom://2.0-cd4/PLD/RPMS

source5=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd5/
prefix5=cdrom://2.0-cd5/PLD/RPMS

source6=cdrom://2.0-cd1/cd6/
prefix6=cdrom://2.0-cd6/PLD/RPMS

# main packages repository
#source = ac	ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/PLD/i686/PLD/RPMS/

# security updates after Ac gets frozen
#source = ac-updates-security	ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/updates/security/i686/

# non-critical fixes and updates which will be base for next version of Ac
#source = ac-updates-general,noauto	ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/updates/general/i686/

# other, sometimes obsolete, stuff
#source = ac-supported,noauto	ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/supported/i686/

# Things that are scheduled to move to updates/*
# Testers are *really* needed, but you have to know what are you doing
#source = ac-ready,noauto	ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/ready/i686/

# everything that is built by AC-builders:
#source = ac-test,noauto	ftp://ftp.pld-linux.org/dists/ac/test/i686/

#source = nest-test,noauto	ftp://ftp.nest.pld-linux.org/test/i686/

# NOTE: directory *must* exist; default is ${TMPDIR:-~/.poldek-cache}
# but if that fails /tmp is taken
#cachedir = /var/tmp/poldek-cache

# use root privileges for installation only; default "no"
#use_sudo = yes


# Installation options

# install packages in small groups instead of doing all-or-nothing
# installation; default "yes"
#particle_install = no

# remove duplicate packages from available package set, i.e. this
# option ensures that only one instance (highest version from source
# with highest priority) of every package will be available
# for installation; default "no"
#unique_package_names = yes

# automatically install packages required by installed ones; default "yes"
#follow = no

# greedy upgrades; default "no"
#greedy = yes

# "mercy" dependency checking; default "no"
#mercy = yes

# don't remove downloaded packages after successful installation; default "no"
#keep_downloads = yes

# confirm each installation; default "no"
#confirm_installs = yes

# let the user select package among equivalents; default "no"
choose_equivalents_manually = yes


# prevent kernel* and dev from being upgraded if they are already installed
#hold = kernel* dev

# remove kernel* packages from available package set, i.e. make them
# invisible for the user
#ignore = kernel*


# External downloaders configuration
# Available semi-macros (as ws-separate tokens only):
#	%p[n] - package basename
#	%d - cache dir
#	%D - cache dir/package basename
#	%P[n] - package full path(URL)
#
# Hint: if you use several PLD powered machines, you may consider using a
# proxy server to speed up download. To make use of proxy with poldek set
# HTTP_PROXY and/or FTP_PROXY environment variables or setup transparent
# proxy and uncomment one of the lines below. For more info use man
# {poldek|wget|snarf|squid|ipchains or iptables}

#ftp_get	= /usr/bin/snarf %P %D
#ftp_get	= /usr/bin/wget -N --dot-style=binary -P %d %Pn
#http_get	= /usr/bin/wget -N --dot-style=binary -P %d %Pn
#https_get	= /usr/bin/curl %P -o %D
#rsync_get	= /usr/bin/rsync -v %P %d
cdrom_get	= /usr/bin/vfjuggle %d %Pn


# some rpm macros
#rpmdef		= _install_langs pl:pl_PL:lt:lt_LT

# don't install any documentation
#rpmdef		= _netsharedpath /usr/share/info:/usr/share/man
#rpmdef		= _excludedocs 1