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thanks
i used it before sending this post. my real question is about including JUST "wheezy"
by default, i think it makes mirror from all of available versions.
Your system will only install packages supported by its kernel, arch and release. In the same way I have Rhel 5.8 packages and Rhel 5.3 packages in the same repo it only installs the right one for the system.
Your system will only install packages supported by its kernel, arch and release. In the same way I have Rhel 5.8 packages and Rhel 5.3 packages in the same repo it only installs the right one for the system.
NO.... i thinks you don't understand my question.
i want just wheezy because of hard space for example.
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