Supported releases : 7, 8-stream and 9-stream Warning: older releases still present but unsafe to use : CentOS Linux releases 6 and 8 Available … This directory tree contains CentOS Linux and Stream cloud images.It should be used mainly for testing purposes. This server contains a mix of raw/unsigned packages and/or build logs.In order to help ease the workload for our primary mirror network, the source rpms are not kept in the same tree as the binary packages. This is documented in greater detail in the CentOS wiki. More important than the list is the install testing to make sure it all works before release.WebThe CentOS project hosts our sources at. x86_64 is the main supported architecture and we don’t currently plan to add more isos, certainly not without help maintaining the file lists that a DVD iso would require. If we eliminate the Everything ISO we might do DVD only.
Developing the file lists that can make the DVD installer work OK takes time we don’t really have.Ģ) Adding 20 or 30 more GB of to our mirrors, when scaled to 600 or so mirrors worldwide is a lot of extra storage and bandwidth.
two of which are:ġ) It is very chaotic at point release time and people want things faster than we can release them. I will never say never, but unless we have some community people develop the file lists for point release time, I don’t see us doing more ISOs type for several reasons. I would say that the best way to install CentOS is with the Minimal install and yum groups afterwards. It requires a unique package list to only include items needed from the installer. It takes a bunch of extra work / testing to develop the DVD install ISO. which are Everything, Minimal, NetInstall. Currently all the Alternative arches get the same ISOs.
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