Where can I find "ISO"packages for Fedora?
 

Hello Everybody,

I have fedora 11 installed on my laptop and I have
no internet connection in my Fedora. My internet
connection is in Win XP.

Therefore I am searching for the packages of Fedora
on DVD so whenever I need them I can copy them from
DVD instead of retrieving from internet?

I would be grateful if any one could help me in this matter.

With best regards,
Hassan

In you're thread title you ask for ISO packages.
ISO stands for International Organization For Standardization .
So please tell us what you are looking for.

I don't understand what you mean by:
Do you mean that your connection is not set up in Fedora yet? Most software that you install on Fedora and indeed Linux does tend to be online. Fedora packages are rpm (Redhat Package Manager)files, if that is what you mean then you may want to download these and then burn them onto a DVD.

However I would strongly recommend getting your internet connection working on Fedora if for no other reason than to keep it up to date.

I agree with kmacphail. Lets get your internet working on your Fedora install and go from there.

What hardware...

If you posted back with the information about your internet connection and what hardware you have, we could help get fedora connected to the internet. This would be better for you since you would both have access to the repositories and to all the updates from fedora.

You might edit the title of your thread to ask for connecting your device. If you use the command "lspci" or "lshw", you should find out what connection your system is using.

Otherwise look at the documentation for your motherboard or laptop to find more information about the LAN chip the system is using.

This is from the documentation for fedora 12.

http://docs.fedoraproject.org/instal...ig-fedora.html