Question on all the added repos after update.

[Michael D. Setzer II]

I had a motherboard get fried, and replaced it, and decided to do a 
clean install of the system after backing up the data. Did an install of 
FC4 and then did a yum update that did the basic repos, but then 
did the update again, and had a whole bunch of new repos that I am 
not familiar with, and most seem to be enabled since the without a 
enabled=0 the default is enabled. livna is disabled. I also found that 
the gpg for dries wasn't installed, but manually doing it worked. 

I've also used yumfix on another system that allows for setting up 
the basic repos, and activating livna and none of the other, or not 
doing livna, and being able to select yes or no for the others. It also 
will automatically add the gpg keys for these.

Currently, I'm using yumex and going thru the updates with adding 
one repo at a time to see what errors or problems occur with each.

Wondering why these were all added, and enabled, and without the 
gpg keys as part of the additions. 


 134 Aug  9 23:02 atrpms.repo
 486 Aug  1 08:10 atrpms.repo.rpmnew
1062 Aug  1 08:10 base.repo
 143 Aug  9 22:26 dag.repo
 122 Aug  1 08:10 dag.repo.rpmnew
 166 Aug  1 08:10 dries.repo
 248 Aug  1 08:10 fedoraextras.repo
 113 Aug  1 08:10 flash.repo
 172 Aug  9 22:26 freshrpms.repo
 203 Aug  1 08:10 freshrpms.repo.rpmnew
 148 Aug  1 08:10 gstreamer.repo
 923 Aug  1 08:10 jpackage.repo
 527 Aug  1 08:10 kde-redhat.repo
 138 Aug  9 22:26 livna.repo
 125 Aug  1 08:10 livna.repo.rpmnew
 184 Aug  1 08:10 newrpms.repo
 223 Aug  1 08:10 nrpms.repo

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