You can try searching for a method to add local offline sources of yum, but this method may be a bit convoluted... Another way is to download it from http://pkgs.org/download/kernel-headers The installation package corresponding to the system...should be the rpm package. I guess you should know how to install the rpm package, but it may be due to the lack of pre-dependency packages. Don't panic...remember the required dependency packages and use the same method to remove the respective dependency packages. After downloading and installing the completion from the official download channel, you can install kernel-headers normally
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You can try searching for a method to add local offline sources of yum, but this method may be a bit convoluted...
Another way is to download it from http://pkgs.org/download/kernel-headers The installation package corresponding to the system...should be the rpm package. I guess you should know how to install the rpm package, but it may be due to the lack of pre-dependency packages. Don't panic...remember the required dependency packages and use the same method to remove the respective dependency packages. After downloading and installing the completion from the official download channel, you can install kernel-headers normally
Borrow your roommate’s network, use a wireless router to bridge it, and then use WifiAP to convert wireless to wired.
Mount the image and configure the local source
CD image yum source