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I am using PetaLinux (or Yocto) as my systems OS.

I built the image and have dnf as my package manager. However, when I try to install something, I get the error message:

Error: There are no enabled repos.

So this means, my repo list is empty, I suppose. The question is, I want to be able to just install packages easily without always adding a repo or the url to the repo to install it.

So is there some kind of URL I could source or add to my configuration file, where many common packages are linked with repo?

I want to be able to just do something like sudo dnf install python3. Is this somehow possible? What do I have to do to get there?

Thank you very much in advance!

Edit

I tried installing yum on my Ubuntu and then checking the repolist, but it is also empty. Where do I get standard repos from, so I can access many different packages?

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I know this doesn't really fit, because Yocto is not CentOS, but I was able to use this post to install a standard repository. If there is a better fitting standard repo list, I'd like to know, but this is the one I'm currently working with.

Vandrey
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