On Sunday 20 August 2006 03:46, Anders Johansson wrote:
> On Sunday 20 August 2006 15:29, Chris Herrnberger wrote:
> > Hay my main bitch with a smile is that since 5.2 I could point yast to
> > any directory on my machine, remote or local and include the directory as
> > a yast source, however more typically used on my own machine. Now I have
> > to create a yast repository, and go to all that work, just to include an
> > existing directory on my laptop say for example the latest KDE just to
> > ensure that all dependencies are addressed. Used to be as simple as point
> > an click (and since 5.2) Now its a half hour exercise.
>
> YaST1 could do that, and for a long time YaST2 couldn't. But in the later
> releases, you have the possibility to add a "local directory" as an
> installation source in YaST, and it will take it even if it isn't in
> repository format (IOW it's just a directory of rpms)
>
> From the command line, it's "rug mount /path/to/dir <name>" and it gets
> added as an installation source
Is it possible to use Yast in 10.1 in the same way as 10.0?
Thanks,
Jerome
