Continue installation from command line

[Loniux]

Hi there,
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I made a minimal installation. After testing the hardware, I've decided to install the whole system,... but I don't know how to run anaconda in order to continue the installation, and the yum remote installation of system-config-packages requires to ask the ftp for the whole Gnome. I'd like to use the CD rom again, but I don't know how to do it.
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Thanx!<br>
Loniux<br>
Madrid<br>

[square]

You could boot from cd and reinstall as you would normally on a clean system, i mean by the sounds of it there isnt anything on it to loose, so it would be just as easy.



Hope this helps.


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[Jman]

Anaconda is the installer, so you have to boot it again. You may want to try an upgrade instead of a full install.

A note about formatting posts: line break tags are not needed. You do have vB code (http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/misc.php?s=&action=bbcode) however.

[Loniux]

I'm sorry, but it is not a good thing, from my point of view.

Somebody suggested me to YUM a local repository of rpm, ... but I don't have space to waste.

I was going to be a SuSE "defector", but I think yast is a nice thing since it works in graphical and command line, and allows to go on with the installation. I just can't believe that Fedora can't do it. There must be a way to do it.

System-config-packages should not ask for gtk and a $display. Fedora is forgetting old machine support in favour of the "geForce" desktop.

{angry} sorry

[ilja]

There is a Icon called Add/Remove Application . Click on it. It is under System in the RedHat-Menu.

[Loniux]

There are no icons in the command line.

My english must be very bad if you have not understood that I'm stuck at the minimal installation with no X.