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| == Using RPM Fusion in FC6 and later == | /!\ '''The information on this page needs to be updated''' : * The repository URL needs to be updated to the final URL once it is known. * RPM Fusion support probably won't include Fedora Core 6. == Using RPM Fusion at installation time == |
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| Now add the RPM Fusion repository by clicking on the button "Add additional software repositories". A small windows will show up; give it a "Repository name" of you choice like "RPM Fusion" and add the proper URL for RPM Fusion in the "Repository URL" field. An example for Fedora Core 8 on an i386-machine would be "http://rpmfusion.org/fedora/8/i386". | Now add the RPM Fusion repository by clicking on the button "Add additional software repositories". A small windows will show up; give it a "Repository name" of you choice like "RPM Fusion" and add the proper URL for RPM Fusion in the "Repository URL" field. An example for Fedora 8 on an i386-machine would be "http://rpmfusion.org/fedora/8/i386". |
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| The repository won't be enabled or used in the installed system if you forget that, but you can fix that simply by installing the [[http://livna-dl.reloumirrors.net/|rpmfusion-release]] package later. | The repository won't be enabled or used in the installed system if you forget that, but you can fix that simply by installing the `rpmfusion-release` package later. |
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The information on this page needs to be updated :
- The repository URL needs to be updated to the final URL once it is known.
- RPM Fusion support probably won't include Fedora Core 6.
Using RPM Fusion at installation time
Anaconda (the Fedora installer) since Fedora Core 6 is capable of using external RPM repositories during install. It's quite easy to use.
When you hit the general software selection screen in anaconda, enable Fedora Extras if using Fedora Core 6 or enable "Fedora" if using Fedora 7 or greater by clicking on the Checkbox in front of it.
Now add the RPM Fusion repository by clicking on the button "Add additional software repositories". A small windows will show up; give it a "Repository name" of you choice like "RPM Fusion" and add the proper URL for RPM Fusion in the "Repository URL" field. An example for Fedora 8 on an i386-machine would be "http://rpmfusion.org/fedora/8/i386".
- For different Fedora version simply replace the '8' with the desired Fedora version.
- For and x86_64- or PPC-machine simply write "x86_64" or "ppc" instead of i386.
Next, select the "Customize now" checkbox and click on "Next". You'll be led to the next screen where you can customize what packages get installed. Many of RPM Fusion packages can be found in the "Applications" and the subgroup "Sound and Video".
The repository won't be enabled or used in the installed system if you forget that, but you can fix that simply by installing the rpmfusion-release package later.
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