On 15 Apr, Campbell, Fraser wrote:

Can anyone point me to documentation on this? Are there tools to help set this up?

Not sure on full docs, But I created a media.1 dir and a content file. So I have: SUSE-Updates/ /updates/ /i586/ /noarch/ /setup/ /x86_64/ /media1/ /directory.yast /info.txt /media /products /content Content is (Created by slightly modifying the one that came with sles9): PRODUCT SUSE Updates VERSION 9 DISTPRODUCT SUSE-Linux-SLES-x86-64 DISTVERSION 9-0 BASEPRODUCT SUSE CORE BASEVERSION 9 YOUTYPE business YOUPATH x86_64/update/SUSE-SLES/9 YOUURL http://www.suse.de/cgi-bin/suseservers.cgi VENDOR SUSE LINUX AG RELNOTESURL http://www.suse.com/relnotes/x86_64/SUSE-SLES/9/release-notes.rpm ARCH.x86_64 x86_64 i686 i586 i486 i386 noarch DEFAULTBASE x86_64 REQUIRES sles-release-9 LINGUAS de en LABEL SUSE Updates LABEL.de SUSE SLES in der Version 9 DESCRDIR updates/setup/descr DATADIR updates FLAGS update LANGUAGE en_US TIMEZONE America/Los_Angeles ====== In media.1.. directory.yast is: info.txt media products ====== info.txt is just a direct copy from the sles9 media.1 ====== media is: SuSE Linux AG 20040702194312 1 ====== Products is: / SUSE-Updates-x86-64 9 ====== I don't know which are completely required, but I was just copying files from sles9 and editing them as I saw fit.. and I'd keep trying to add the path as an install source until it worked. And it worked with the above. -- Mike Marion-Unix SysAdmin/Staff Engineer-http://www.qualcomm.com The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one. That's from Trek. Pretty cool, huh? -- Dennis Miller