Thanks Angel,
For the help but i need full ofline since i use mobile internet and
the metadata also takes a bit time to update so it will be very much
helpful iff u sugest me of fullofline proces
and one more thing that till now i have installed all the plugins of
movie player and some of the softwares which are of big size i cannot
backup them also
i have kept the rpm but i dont think that with that rpm if reshly
installed no netconnection will be required
On 9/18/10, Angel <rahmanangel(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Right now, there has not anything like AptonCd on Fedora. But its not
very
difficult to backup the installation archive.
As you prefer GUI, I am trying to make the steps as simpler as possible.
1. Open a terminal and be root by typing:
su -
2. Now type:
nautilus
3. Now browse through nautilus, and go to FIle System (/) > etc
4. Now open yum.conf file, and edit the line keepcache=0, change the value
from 0 to 1. And save the file.
5. Restart your computer.
>From now on, whatever package you install, it will be store the downloaded
packages on /var/cache/yum directory. Before u go for a fresh installation
of Fedora, just copy the whole yum directory (under /var/cache) to your
other removal drive. And after installation just replace the new yum
directory with your old archived yum directory. This will do the work.
NB: You will still need internet to update the metadata in this method. If
you want full offline process, let me know, I will explain you.
On Sat, Sep 18, 2010 at 10:50 AM, ultimato combat---gals <
rajeshwarbindas(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> hiiiiiii I am very new to fedora but use to with ubuntu an have
> migrated from ubuntu to fedora but suprisingly i am unable to find any
> gui in fedora like aptoncd on ubuntu wich lets user to back up there
> installed software and the user not have to download the software
> again and agin
>
> please help me out if there is no such GUI then please show me the
> method manually how i
> can backup my installed software so that when i format my system able
> to installed them via command prompt......
>
>
> Thanks
>
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