CentOS

I found it easiest to make a virtual machine and use reposync. then migrate the repositories to the offline system.

It seems like everyone who responded did not actually read my post. Yeah, I have a local repository of a specific version. But I was/am trying to make a docker image using the internet repositories. Those two systems are not connected. Anyway, I solved it by forcing use of centos vault. It's ugly.

"I have an environment that is air-gapped."

Security updates are not a concern at this time.

How do I stay locked into the version I specified?

How do I stay locked into the version I specified?

I have an environment that is air-gapped. I deployed 7.8 to it, and I built a local repository. All my clients use that local repository and life is good. On an internet connected machine, I built a docker image. This docker image is based on Centos 7.8. I moved this docker image into my isolated en...

Thanks. I realize it's old. There are reasons I have to stay on that version. Security isn't a concern. It's an air gapped network, it cannot, will not, and will never have access to another network, let alone the internet.

Greetings, I realize 7.5 is fairly old, but at the present it's a requirement. I have a Dell Precision 55xx, with an Intel i915 in it. There's an HDMI cable available for external monitor access. Unfortunately, only the laptop display is seen. I've goofed around with it for a little while, but I've ...