Atomic Archive : input

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ad714x.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	1kb
adp5589.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	6kb
adxl34x.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	11kb
as5011.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	1kb
bu21013.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	1kb
cma3000.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	2kb
cy8ctmg110_pdata.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	0kb
eeti_ts.h	Apr 02 2014 16:09:16	0kb
kxtj9.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	2kb
matrix_keypad.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	3kb
mt.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	2kb
pmic8xxx-keypad.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	2kb
pmic8xxx-pwrkey.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	1kb
sh_keysc.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	0kb
sparse-keymap.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	2kb
tps6507x-ts.h	Jan 04 2012 23:55:44	1kb

Configuration for the Atomic Archive

Atomic Archives

[atomic] - Stable free access rpm channel
[atomic-testing] - near production quality packages currently in QA
[atomic-bleeding]- untested, non-production packages with frequently zero testing, and/or known unresolvable compatibility issues.
[asl-2.0] - Stable subscription-required rpm channel for Atomic Secured Linux (ASL)
[asl-2.0-testing] - Subscription required, near production quality ASL packages currently in QA
[asl-2.0-bleeding]- Subscription required, untested, non-production ASL packages with frequently zero testing, and/or known unresolvable compatibility issues.
[source]- Source RPM pacakges.

Configuration & Installation

To enable access to both the atomic yum repository use the following automated installer:

wget -q -O - http://www.atomicorp.com/installers/atomic | sh

Yum Atomic Archives

The Atomic archives are available through the yum package manager for Fedora, RHEL and CentOS. Note: Not all mirrors will maintain all channels listed above.