Requesting help about how to add software repositories to yum in suse linux
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Sir,
I have installed opensuse X86-64 12.2 on AMD-FX 4100 machine. I have downloaded all the software repositories related to opensuse and stored in a text file. I know how to add one software repository( url ) to yum at a time. I have collected approximately 750 urls which is not possible to add one url at a time. I am submitting the collected file for your review. Sir can you please specify a procedure to add all the repositories( url's ) to yum contained in my collected file. Regards, Rupesh. |
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You CAN install yum on openSUSE, but what's the point?? Zypper does the same thing, and is pretty much the 'standard' on openSUSE. Secondly, why would you EVER add that many repositories (and based on the list, most are going to conflict with others), to your system?? You're mixing official repositories with non-official ones, and stable with unstable. This is very similar to other threads you posted about Debian, and you never really explained what you were trying to do, or why. |
yes I agree with TB0ne, Just use zypper in OpenSuse, yum in fedora and apt-get in debian. You should be fine leaving them that way.
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illustrating what I want
Sir,
you have misunderstood me.I am not going to install all the packages listed in these 750 repositories. I just want to download and install the required selected packages later. Sir Kindly provide solution to add repositories to yum and to only download packages not installation of these packages. Regards, Rupesh. |
Sir,
As I am new to opensuse can you please suggest a method to only download the packages from online repositories using zypper. And also suggest a method to add repositories bulkly to zypper. Regards, Rupesh. |
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man zypper |
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I would think that you could install everything but the kitchen sink on Suse with far fewer repos. See this tutorial on How To Forge where they install a boatload of software with just a few extra repositories: http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfec...-gnome-desktop Why do you have such a burning need for so many software sources???? This is very similar to your Debian thread where you wanted to add "all the packages approximately 36000 from online repositories using apt-get download" http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...an-4175442948/ You really don't need all of that stuff. You can install anything you want on Debian or Suse with only a few of the non-free repos for those distros. |
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But when you're done, you will be left with a system that will not update, because the various repositories will STILL CONFLICT WITH EACH OTHER. And you've been asked several times in your Debian thread (which is similar to this one), as to WHY YOU WANT TO DO THIS, but haven't answered. Without knowing your goal, we can't help you. Quote:
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How about you try using zypper to install the packages you need FIRST, and THEN add a repo here or there as needed when the standard ones don't have a package you need? What you're planning on doing will break your system. I've been using OpenSUSE for years, and I've only ever added 4 repos to the standard list: VLC, google-chrome, nVidia, and Packman. If you think you need more than this (especially this many more), then you really need to take another look at what you're trying to do and why.
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You can manage the repositories in YaST. Here is how you switch to the Packman repository
for KDE you do it this way http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10573557/Swi...man_switch.png For Gnome you do it this way http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10573557/Swi...in%20gnome.png And here is a little video switching under the KDE desktop too http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10573557/packman-switch.mpeg Thanks to caf4926 for that nice how to. here is a link to the original post http://forums.opensuse.org/content/1...uide-12-2.html Good luck to you |
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