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XFS is the default file system for data partitions in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.

1. Create a soft link to cd rom 1.1 create repo package. We need createrepo-* RPM to create the repository. 1.2 Create Repo. createrepo -v /cdrom. 1.3 Add an entry to yum.repos.d. Create a new file and add the entries shown below to specify the local mount point path in this case, its /cd rom. 1.4 Verification.

To create a local repository, download your files from the internet and then add the repositories to each node in the cluster. You create a local repository from files that you download from the internet, and then add the repositories to each node in the cluster.

Mount the Drives to the System as Directed in the *Additional Information and Resources* Instructions Create the directory that will be the mount point: sudo mkdir /mnt/accounting. Mount the drive at that location: sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p1 /mnt/accounting.

Please make sure to have the SLES ISO or DVD to add as a repository to the server. Launch YaST | Software | Software Repositories. Select Add. Select Media Type and press Next. Browse to the ISO or insert the DVD and press Next. Finish adding the repository, and close YaST.

SUSE Linux Enterprise has fewer packages than the openSUSE distribution. Most of the differences are desktop applications that are more suited to consumers than to business. The enterprise products are: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) is a server-oriented operating system targeted at corporate environments.

iso contains the Oracle Linux Release 6 Update 3 Media Pack for x86 (64 bit). Transfer the removable storage to the system on which you want to create a local yum repository, and copy the DVD image to a directory in a local file system. Create a suitable mount point, for example /var/OSimage/OL6.

Step 1: Nginx Web Server. First start by installing the Nginx HTTP server from the EPEL repository using the YUM package manager as follows. Step 2: Create the local Repository. Step 3: Create a cron job to keep the Local Repo in sync. Step 4: using the local Repository.