Automate Insertion of YAST Installation Sources on Your openSUSE 10.2 Machine
Installation sources are wonderful things. That’s where the packages come from that we install on our SUSE machines.
So how do we add them in YAST? Is there a way to add them via the command line? Is there any way to automatically add them? Is there a list somewhere of repositories to add?
I would like to take on the task of answering each of these questions.
Adding installation repositories in YAST
This process is relatively painless, outlined as follows:
Open YAST.
Type in your root password.
In the window that appears, click INSTALLATION SOURCE on the right.
In the window that appears, click ADD.
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