Where are the Fedora 7 CD ISOs

[Erik Hemdal]

> Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2007 08:45:37 +0100
> From: "ne..." <guhvies at gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: Where are the Fedora 7 CD ISOs
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> On 6/24/07, Erik Hemdal <ehemdal at townisp.com> wrote:
> 
> > How can you discover *all* the packages from a Live CD, if 
> its contents
> > are cut down?
> Run the live cd and open a terminal. Then
> 
> rpm -qa | sort | less
> 
> Else use the graphical software management system it comes with and
> look at all the installed stuff.
> 
> You need to think of the live cd as an install to the cd. It contains
> an rpmdb of all the nstalled stuff.
> 
> HTH
> ne...

Thanks for the reply, but doesn't rpm -qa tell me what's installed?  Earlier
posts said that the live CD has a subset of all F7 packages.  So I can
install everything from the Live CD, but then there will be packages that I
don't have.  

On re-reading my post, I don't think I posed my question precisely as I
wanted.  Let me try again here.

My question is, if I install from a live CD, rather than from an "11 CD
set", how do I find out what was left off that Live CD?  Even if I want to
make my own spin, how can I find out everything that is available in F7 that
I might put into my spin?

In the past, I at least had everything on CDs, and I could explore.  But
without that DVD drive, how do I do this now?

Thanks!  Erik