VMware in setting up a local yum repository by mounting the system CD

1. First need to have a VMware virtual machine;

2. inside a virtual machine (here to make presentations using Linux under deCentOS);

3. Log on as root account, or without some authority to operate in the root directory;

4. Open the terminal;

5, enter the command "cd ..", return to the root directory;

6. Create a name for longshisan directory, enter the command "mkdir / longshisan"

7. Configure a local source yum (disc loading) (disc mount longshisan), enter the command "mount / dev / cdrom / longshisan"

8. Enter yum.repos.d, enter the command "cd /etc/yum.repos.d";

9. Open the file list, enter the command "ls";

10. configuration backup file

  Enter the command: mv CentOS-Base.repo CentOS-Base.repo.bak

       mv CentOS CentOS Debuginfo.repo Debuginfo.repo.bak

       mv CentOS-Vault.repo CentOS-Vault.repo.bak

       mv CentOS-CR.repo CentOS-CR.repo.bak

       mv CentOS CentOS fasttrack.repo fasttrack.repo.bak

       mv CentOS CentOS Sources.repo Sources.repo.bak

11. Open CentOS-Media.repo file, enter the command "vi CentOS-Media.repo"

     Modify baseurl gpgcheck and enabled them

  Modified as follows: baseurl = file: /// longshisan (not modified may be preferably modified)

  gpgcheck = 0

  enabled = 1

  After press esc shift +: press Enter after inputting wq

12. Open a list of input command yum: yum list

   This display indicates the installation was successful local warehouse

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