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I'm slightly starting to hate Mandriva! Until this version I could collect all the downloaded RPMs into one folder and add it as a repository in rpmdrake. But now it ...
  1. 05-28-2009 #1
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    Cannot use local folder as a repository in 2009.1

    I'm slightly starting to hate Mandriva! Until this version I could collect all the downloaded RPMs into one folder and add it as a repository in rpmdrake. But now it says, the source is not accessible.
    Any solutions?
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  2. 06-08-2009 #2
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    You'll need use the genhdlist2 command to generate the metadata for the repository.
    After that you should be able to add it into urpmi with urpmi.addmedia
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