Other builds can be added on a per-request basis if there are enough users. Adding 32-bit builds is much easier than adding 64-bit builds, as I have a vmware server setup for 32-bit builds, but have to have actual, physical machines for 64-bit builds.
rpm --import http://linux.dell.com/libsmbios/download/RPM-GPG-KEY-libsmbios
Or alternatively, download this GPG key and install it as root by doing:
rpm --import RPM-GPG-KEY-libsmbios
You can see a list of install keys by doing:
rpm -q gpg-pubkey --qf "%{summary} -> %{version}-%{release}\n"
The fingerprint of the libsmbios key is: 5e3d7775-42d297af
Next, add the following lines to your /etc/sysconfig/rhn/sources file, as appropriate (ie. add only RHEL3 or RHEL4, not both):
# Yum repo for libsmbios RHEL 4 packages yum libsmbios http://linux.dell.com/yum/software/rhel4/ # TESTING Yum repo for libsmbios RHEL 4 packages (BETA SOFTWARE) yum libsmbios_testing http://linux.dell.com/yum/testing/rhel4/ # Yum repo for libsmbios RHEL 3 packages yum libsmbios http://linux.dell.com/yum/software/rhel3/ # TESTING Yum repo for libsmbios RHEL 3 packages (BETA SOFTWARE) yum libsmbios_testing http://linux.dell.com/yum/testing/rhel3/
After adding this line to your up2date configuration, run 'up2date -u' to update your local cache, then run the following commands to install libsmbios:
# up2date libsmbios-bin
Up2date will automatically upgrade libsmbios with the rest of your system when you run updates.
First, install the libsmbios GPG key, per the section above.
Next, add one of the following sections to /etc/yum.conf (or, when available, as: /etc/yum.repos.d/libsmbios.repo)
# ADD THE FOLLOWING FOR FEDORA CORE [libsmbios] name=Libsmbios RPM Repository for Fedora Core baseurl=http://linux.dell.com/yum/software/fc$releasever/ gpgcheck=1 enabled=1 # ADD THE FOLLOWING FOR FEDORA CORE -- BETA [libsmbios_testing] name=Libsmbios BETA RPM Repository for Fedora Core baseurl=http://linux.dell.com/yum/testing/fc$releasever/ gpgcheck=1 enabled=1 # ADD THE FOLLOWING FOR RED HAT ENTERPRISE WITH YUM INSTALLED [libsmbios] name=Libsmbios RPM Repository for Red Hat Enterprise Linux baseurl=http://linux.dell.com/yum/software/rhel$releasever/ gpgcheck=1 enabled=1 # ADD THE FOLLOWING FOR RED HAT ENTERPRISE WITH YUM INSTALLED -- BETA [libsmbios_testing] name=Libsmbios BETA RPM Repository for Red Hat Enterprise Linux baseurl=http://linux.dell.com/yum/testing/rhel$releasever/ gpgcheck=1 enabled=1
If you've done that, the rest is simple. You can install libsmbios by running this command:
yum install libsmbios-bin
Yum will automatically upgrade libsmbios with the rest of your system when you run yum updates.
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