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RPM packages are usually organised into Repositories. These are groups of RPMs available to be installed. It may be that you need to navigate to another repository to install software. | RPM packages are usually organised into Repositories. These are groups of RPMs available to be installed. It may be that you need to navigate to another repository to install software. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 18 August 2013
Repositories
RPM packages are usually organised into Repositories. These are groups of RPMs available to be installed. It may be that you need to navigate to another repository to install software.
There are five repos installed in RHEL6 by default:
| Redhat Enterprise Linux Server | the Main Redhat Repo |
| RHN tools | Management of RHN connections such as virtualization |
| RHN server supplementary | Software released under liceneces other than opensource such as Java |
| RHEL V2VWIN | Single Package for reading microsoft formatted partitions |
| RHEL Server Optional | A large group of extra RPMs |