A repository refers to a data structure, usually stored remotely on a server, that contains files and directories as well as a corresponding historical record of the changes that were applied to the data structure of the repository.
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Download all dependencies with yumdownloader, even if already installed?
Is there a way to download all dependencies with yumdownloader, even if they are already installed?
I'm trying to create a local repo and only want to include the packages we need.
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GNU Radio prerequisite libraries on armhf
After several attempts, I have managed to compile GNURadio on the Raspberry Pi. However, I am just not able to meet the prerequisites for the gnuradio build script on the Pandaboard (Linaro 12.04) or ...
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How to create Local Repositories in RHEL
I need to create a local repository in RHEl 5.5. i386
Because when I type some command in terminal it say that RHEL is not subscribed with RHN which is true. I took it from friend.
So can someone ...
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What are possible issues with installing a package from the developer instead of the distro-repositories
It might sound like a trivial question to some but even though I have been using Linux for quite a few years I haven't really figured out this question.
Little background info; I recently upgraded my ...
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Security hurdles to enabling sources in repo
When I run sudo apt-get update I have the following output:
Hit http://mirror.transact.net.au stable Release.gpg
Ign http://mirror.transact.net.au/debian/ stable/contrib Translation-en
Ign ...
