Upgrade system from iso image

Hi there, due the bandwith's situation in my country, download base image (+60) each month is almost imposible. There is any way to upgrade from a cd image? Arch's .iso are copied from other persons via pendrives. Could I roll the base system to "pristine", I mean, make a .tar.xz from the syystem and use that packgages for upgrade my system then?
Last edited by Uranio-235 (2014-08-27 15:43:44)

Uranio-235 wrote:Where is the money's plant three??? And again, CAN NOT DOWNLOAD THE REPO, I have only the iso image
If you're going to argue with every suggestion made, why bother posting in the first place? English doesn't appear to be your native language, so there seems to be a communication gap here. We're trying to help, but you refuse to listen, keep repeating yourself (without clarifying anything) and expect to be spoon-fed the information you seek.
Uranio-235 wrote:Wrong distro for this country
That's fine, no one is making you use Arch. You have the freedom to choose whatever distribution suits you best. As you seem to have worked out, Arch doesn't seem to be suitable for your situation. This doesn't mean Arch has a problem or is broken, it just means it's not suitable for you. I'm sorry if you feel slighted by this.
Uranio-235 wrote:Please, close this thread
As requested.

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