add rpm-fusion to my image?
is there any way i can create a script to install the rpm-ostree rpms to my image? i specifically need MPD to be installed by default but the change to negativo17 end up breaking that in my system
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is there any way i can create a script to install rpm fusion to my image
since i need to use MPD and not having it available natively becomes a really annoying issue
@Moonlight You should be able to just add it as a repo and then use it with the rpm-ostree module
https://blue-build.org/reference/modules/rpm-ostree/
BlueBuild
rpm-ostree
The rpm-ostree module offers pseudo-declarative package and repository management using rpm-ostree.
the gpg keys tho
Huh, there's something that I'm missing
i tried adding a script with it including the install script from the rpm fusion site
the rpm fusion repo try pulling the signature keys from the /etc/pki/rpm-gpg
Does the
keys: option help?i mean, i could manually extract the keys from my install and use them
but
this actually worked
i managed to override remove the mpd package
so it means that it installed as a system package despite the fact its not showing in the repo: as a rpm-fusion repo
I might just be very newbie and not understand the issue, but it should work without or you could just copy the key from here
https://rpmfusion.org/keys
But glad to hear that it works now
Oh I guess that works too, I will have a look
Maybe that can be used as an recommend method
does this answer your question? https://discord.com/channels/1198292321037455360/1292525826696548513/1292533330000089160
I mean, I already knew about that's so the thing was including natively in my repo