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=== Enable and Install Modules from default Stream: === | |||
# Run <code> dnf install @module </code> | # Run <code> dnf install @module </code> | ||
=== Enable and Install Modules from named Stream and default Install Profile: === | |||
# Run <code> dnf install @module:stream </code> | # Run <code> dnf install @module:stream </code> | ||
Enable and install the named Stream, default Install Profile, and particular version | |||
# Run <code> dnf install @module:stream:version </code> | # Run <code> dnf install @module:stream:version </code> | ||
Enable and install the named Stream, named Install Profile, and particular version | |||
# Run <code> dnf install @module:stream:version/profile </code> | # Run <code> dnf install @module:stream:version/profile </code> | ||
Remove Modules: | |||
# Run <code> dnf module remove @module </code> | # Run <code> dnf module remove @module </code> | ||
Update Modules: | |||
# Run <code> dnf module udpate <modeule_name> </code> | # Run <code> dnf module udpate <modeule_name> </code> | ||
Revision as of 00:20, 10 November 2017
Description
Install, remove and udpate modules in Fedora Modular
Setup
- Download a nightly image or RC of Fedora 27 Modular Server
- Continue to install on a VM or Baremetal
- Login as root
How to test
Enable and Install Modules from default Stream:
# Run dnf install @module
Enable and Install Modules from named Stream and default Install Profile:
# Run dnf install @module:stream
Enable and install the named Stream, default Install Profile, and particular version
# Run dnf install @module:stream:version
Enable and install the named Stream, named Install Profile, and particular version
# Run dnf install @module:stream:version/profile
Remove Modules:
# Run dnf module remove @module
Update Modules:
# Run dnf module udpate <modeule_name>
Expected Results
The commands execute without error
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- The second command removes the module.
- The third command updates the module.