So, I'm wondering if anybody has ever successfully done it? There hasn't been much chatter about this on the list. I've tried creating the repository with autoyast, which is broken in 10 different ways. I've tried creating it manually. I've tried using Uwe's script which creates a mystical new driverupdate file to deal with license.zip. This is highly frustrating. It seems that year after year goes by, nobody is actually maintaining Autoyast. Is it perhaps just end of lifed with a better replacement that's actually d ocumented and supported by Novell, but nobody has told any of us? On Apr 9, 2007, at 4:08 PM, Michael T. Halligan wrote:

So, as with several other oddities, I've found my standard SLES9 method of using Yast2 to import the SDK as an add-on product is no longer possible. How would one go about adding SLES10's SDK to an autoyast repository properly? I've attempted using yast2 to create an installation source, and adding this (actually `yast autoyast` added this) following xml to an autoinstall.xml, but with no luck:

<add-on> <listentry> ftp://10.1.100.9/SLES10SDK <product>SUSE-Linux-Enterprise-SDK-x86_64</product> / </listentry> </add-on>

What am I doing wrong?

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