Centos uses 163 software source

I used fedora in the past, but these two days I found that fedora is too new, and other software cannot keep up with the pace. This reminds me of the centos. Everyone said that it was stable. I think so too. You may see that the latest version 5.5 kernel was 2.6.18, and fedora was 2.6.32 long ago.

 

To put it bluntly, although centos is stable, the software still needs to be installed and sometimes updated, and the software source has to be selected in China. 163 is of course the first choice. Today I found Netease work really in place can be directly on Netease's website download to write a good repo file, http://mirrors.163.com/.help/CentOS-Base-163.repo

Download and put it in/etc/yum. repos. d/, add the file names of other sources directly. bak let them invalid, in addition to the CentOS-Base-163.repo file in the listing list line comment out (add #), so that always from Netease download. Run the following two commands:

Yum clean metadata // clear the previous Cache

Yum makecache // re-create Cache

 

But there are Sohu images in China, so you can also do a local pull list, but I have not tried, this page has introduced fedora, http://fedoranews.org/tchung/yum-mirrorlist/

 

Every system of Netease is followed by a link to help users.