On 04/02/2015 01:12 AM, Les Mikesell wrote: > Adding the date component means CentOS may release more than one iso > per RH's minor versions. Newsflash: they already are, just not in the main releases trees. Look in http://buildlogs.centos.org/rolling/7/isos/x86_64/ I previously used the 20150228 CentOS 7 rolling Everything ISO to do a reinstall; worked great. Nice to not have to grab hundreds of MB of updates right out of the box. This was on the CentOS-Announce list, incidentally. > There isn't much of a consistent relationship between the RH release > and the subsequent Centos release other than 'sometime later when it > is ready'. So, given a set of Centos isos or even just the most > recent, how would you know which RH release it is based on? Hmm, maybe the name of the directory it is in and the link in the release notes? I also notice that the rolling point in time images have the full four digit year as well as month and day, whereas the 'functionally equivalent to a particular Red Hat update release' image has a two digit year, the month, but no day.