in the next future I need to install openSUSE on a computer which does not have internet connection. Or better: it may have internet, but just slow…
that´s why I was thinking about “why not download all packages for updating the system after install”. I also searched for that but I did not find what I was looking for, as I don´t have a clue how to download the stuff…
I know how the repos are stored and I could access all the packages by browser but I don´t think that this is the right way to download them…?
so the first question will be: how do I download the repo? Is there a certain terminal command? I read something with wget… but I did not understand that. Is it just
wget [link to repo]
??
The next question is: lets say I have downloaded the whole repo on an external harddrive, how do I tell the offline-computer that this harddrive is the repo where it should take the packages and install them?
I am really confused about that, so a step by step howto would be great. Or pointing me on an existing howto as I did not find one…
It has a UI
This is a sync setup for wine repo SUSE Paste
The left side is your local HD
Above that you can see the Host connection to wine repo. When you click the computer icon it will connect, ignore the request for passwords etc, just leave it blank and click OK
The right hand side will then fill with the repo content
Although IIRC with this one I had to drill either up or down through the tree as I was using a mirror and it landed slightly off location