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{{admon/important|xz compression change in Fedora 15|If you want to use F15 deltaisos on a system running F14 or below, see | {{admon/important|xz compression change in Fedora 15|If you want to use F15 deltaisos on a system running F14 or below, see [http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/test/2011-April/098585.html this] on how to either build executables, or download prebuilt executables, to use in place of those in the native deltaiso package (which will not work on F14 or below).}} | ||
Fedora deltaisos are now hosted [http://serverbeach1.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/stage/deltaisos/ here]. | Fedora deltaisos are now hosted [http://serverbeach1.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/stage/deltaisos/ here]. | ||
Revision as of 22:20, 2 June 2011
xz compression change in Fedora 15
If you want to use F15 deltaisos on a system running F14 or below, see this on how to either build executables, or download prebuilt executables, to use in place of those in the native deltaiso package (which will not work on F14 or below).
If you want to use F15 deltaisos on a system running F14 or below, see this on how to either build executables, or download prebuilt executables, to use in place of those in the native deltaiso package (which will not work on F14 or below).
Fedora deltaisos are now hosted here.
See Delta ISOs for instructions on using deltaisos. Some of the deltaisos listed below have been broken into several parts using the split command. After downloading all parts, and verifying the checksums, combine them using the cat command. For example,
cat CentOS-5.4_5.5-i386-bin-DVD.diso.? > CentOS-5.4_5.5-i386-bin-DVD.diso
Experimental zsync control files may also be available. Zsync is not currently available in the Fedora repos, but is available as a source tarball from the developer's website. RPMs and even yum repositories can also be found, for example here. Note that if this particular repo is used, then a line
includepkgs=zsync
should be added to network.repo, to prevent any other packages from this repo (many of which already exist in the Fedora repos) from being used.