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I tested this and on both iso (net and full) and the same problem happens. Keep in mind that I set the mirrorlist at http://mirrorlist.centos.org/?release=8-stream&arch=x86_64&repo=BaseOS A work around is to install only the minimal system, reboot, install the stream-release from the extra repository, enable the desired Stream repositories and disable the Centos8 one. Then you can continue the installation of your system. For the time being, I don't know how the updates will work BUT gnome's software doesn't show available applications. I don't know how to solve this. |
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It looks like this was "discovered" and fixed, but nobody commented in this ticket. From the wiki: https://wiki.centos.org/Manuals/ReleaseNotes/CentOSStream Stream 1905 users need to take action after install If you have used any of the current 1905 CentOS Stream iso images to perform an install then you are currently at risk of missing patches, including those that may fix security vulnerabilities. A problem has been discovered with the current CentOS Stream 1905 iso images. Under at least some circumstances and possibly all CentOS Stream installs will neglect to install the centos-release-stream package which should provide access to the CentOS Stream specific dnf repositories. The effect of this is that the initial will pick up all the latest Stream packages as they are at install time but these will never have been updated since that install. You are potentially missing patches that are in the 8.0.1905 BaseOS/AppStream/PowerTools/extras repos because your currently installed packages are at a higher version number already. Fortunately the remedy is easy : dnf install -y centos-release-stream and then dnf update The problem will be fixed in the upcoming 8.1 when it is released. Only those people who use the 1905 media are affected. |
- Anonymous
