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Re: getting yum on redhat 8.0
- From: Eric Rostetter <rostetter mail utexas edu>
- To: Wade Maxfield <maxfield one ctelcom net>
- Cc: fedora-legacy-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: getting yum on redhat 8.0
- Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 21:29:31 -0600
Quoting Wade Maxfield <maxfield one ctelcom net>:
> The instructions for
> installing the apt using rpm don't work exactly as stated.
Because there is no released apt for 8.0 from FL yet, though one has been
in development for a while now.
Sorry, I was not clear on that remark. Installing apt using rpm for 7.x
does not work as stated on a 7.x box, at least for a stupid user such as
myself. It fails silently.
I'm not sure what you mean. There are no instructions for installing apt
on 7.x machines. Do you mean on a 8.0 box?
The problem is the ??? in the description. I assumed that it would
magically fetch the right file name. Instead rpm will not do a web page
fetch when done that way. The correct file name had to be gathered by
looking at the download.fedoralegacy.org page and realizing what the
actual file name was, and plugging that in.
There should be no file to find for 7.x or 8.0. I'm not sure where you
found any apt files to install.
There are instructions for 8.0 there, but they specifically say that
they won't work (and won't be completed) until there is a package.
Since most fedoralegacy users are rather intelligent and can get past
that just like I did, I just made a simple mention and did not clarify
myself.
I'm still totally confused about what you mean...
If you want to put any of this up on the FL wiki, I won't stop you (and
may even help improve it). But I don't think it is appropriate for the
web site, IMHO.
I'll look into it. May I borrow some of the original web page for 7.x
so it looks consistent? I'll make sure that this is described as a
TEMPORARY document until the FL yum is done. It will take some time to
get another round tuit.
Yes, you may use any or all of the existing yum or apt docs to start with.
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Eric Rostetter
wade
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Eric Rostetter
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