Keeping Up to Date - DEPRECATED
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Keeping Up to Date - DEPRECATED

Dave Pawson

Revision History
Revision 0.1.1	22 March 2004	TammyFox
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Revision 0.1.2	27 August 2004	TammyFox
More editing before committing to CVS
Revision 0.1.3	27 August 2004	PaulWFrields
Style and grammar edits
Revision 0.1.4	16 August 2005	PaulWFrields
Document deprecated. Refer to "Yum Software Management" tutorial instead at http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/yum/

1. Background
2. Updating Sources
3. Using yum
A. References
Index

1. Background

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This document is no longer supported by the Fedora Documentation Project. One or more of the following situations may have occurred:

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Refer to the revision history for more information.

After installing Fedora Core, you should determine if your installation is up to date with the most recent package versions. If your CDs are more than a week or two old, then it's likely you need to update your system. This tutorial provides instructions for the command line tool yum, which does not have a graphical interface.

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		2. Updating Sources