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<big><big><font size="-1"><big><big><font face="Courier New">Thanks a
lot Paul, I'll give a try now, I'll post back the results <br>
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Francisco<br>
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Paul Heinlein wrote:
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cite="mid:alpine.OSX.2.00.0810281400210.3707@guild.galois.com"
type="cite">On Tue, 28 Oct 2008, Francisco Puente wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Hello,
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I'm building another kickstart CD, minimal, and creating my own
repository.
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Is there any way I can get the list of files that a group (like @core o
@base) will install?
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Below my .sig is an XSLT stylesheet that will do the trick. Save it to
your filesystem as, e.g., comps.xsl. Then use xsltproc to apply it to
the comps.xml file, e.g.,
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xsltproc --novalid comps.xsl /path/to/repodata/comps.xml >
comps.html
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The resulting HTML file will provide you a reasonable list of packages
associated with each group.
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Warning: the list might not be complete because any given package in
your named group(s) might might require packages not in those groups.
That's why anaconda does dependency checking at installation time.
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