Is it possible to use the Fedora 8 Livna repo for Fedora 9?
I want to know if it's possible to do this. I tried enabling the Livna repo from Fedora 8, but it automatically tries a Fedora 9 repo that does NOT exist.
So, I was thinking... here's what the Livna repo looks like: Code:
[livna] Please advise. Thanks, Brandon |
I wouldn't expect that to end well, some stuff might work, but most probably won't. http://atrpms.net/ has a Fedora 9 repository though, they may have what you are looking for.
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I was looking for some of the extra stuff... like mp3 support, Nvidia drivers to enable desktop effects... would ATRpms have that stuff available?
Thanks, Brandon |
It appears so:
http://atrpms.net/dist/f9/ |
Just to be clear, you are aware that F9 is not for general release? It is still in beta.
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livna-release-8.rpm
The Livna repos does not come by default, you had to install it yourself. Is it possible you installed the Fedora 9 repos from livna instead the Fedora 8 set?
I have the livna repository for Fedora 8 installed and I do not get any Fedora 9 packages. (http://rpm.livna.org/livna-release-8.rpm) The repo files are not the only items that play a part in this game. Did you alter any yum settings? there must be a reason why your system thinks it's a Fedora 9. Linux |
I'm aware Laz. I like to live on the edge. It's not a big deal if I have to reinstall. I have a separate partition that all of my important stuff goes on.
Thanks for the help elliot. Looks like I'll enable the atrpms repo. Brandon SOLVED |
You can use the Livna F8 repo for the Fedora 9 preview/rawhide just edit the livna.repo file from "enabled=1" to "enabled=0" then edit the livna-devel.repo from "enabled=0" to " enabled=1"
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Excellent suggestion, Ryp. Worked like a charm.
Brandon |
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