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Sorry, I kind of lost you, what exactly is the problem you are encountering?
I see that you have a few packages selected in your personalized repository. Have you already installed them before? If you've installed them before, you won't actually see them listed in "Install" tab, not even under "All Packages". Instead, you will only see them in "Uninstall". And you wouldn't need to worry about it (this is normal).

Removing sources will make your installer run quicker. As such, after you've selected the things you're interested, you can remove the sources we track from your installer. The list of tracked sources is linked above, and linked again here: http://www.touchtoolset.com/repo-sou...d-sources.html

Best allergy I've heard so far is like thinking this as subscribing newspapers.
If you have 5 different news papers delivered to your house, you will need to use more energy to take them all from your mailbox or front door into your house. You will also need to use more time to go through the same news articles, or articles that does not relate to you at all (IE: I don't care about US Elections, why should I be spammed with those news in my news paper? Just give me my comics and sudoku please!)

Repo Source is like a creative newspaper agency; we order from 40 some newspaper companies, and filter out the duplicate news entries. You can then select the news articles that you're interested to be updated with, and then unsubscribe from the 5 other newspapers that you've subscribed to. You now only need to get Repo Source's newspaper, which is light weighted (with only things that you're interested in), so you (your installer) don't need to spend so much time reading it (refreshing sources).

I hope the above explanation makes sense; but please feel free to let me know if you need further explanations on specific parts

Ok so I got it to work, I was just wondering if i needed the url to be the url of my repo. The only thing I don't understand is the when I install ebooks by chris, they never add. But pretty much everything else is cool and I'm liking it.

For the eBook problem please see FAQ #2: I use 1.1.3 or 1.1.4; and some eBooks aren't working?

Cheers

Thanks TTS, oh and iLyrics, to make it work I heard you just put the lyrics in the song through iTunes on a video tutorial on YouTube. I havn't tried it yet but just wondering if you knew.

Thanks again.

Sorry, I use a Japanese "Lyrics" app which gets Lyrics from the ID3 tag. I don't actually use iLyrics, so I don't know how that one works.

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It's simple, actually. In really over simplified way to explain it:
1) repo.sc have installer running on a server.
2) repo.sc keeps track of packages from the 40 some sources we currently track, see: http://www.touchtoolset.com/repo-sou...d-sources.html (more is added over time)
3) You pick and choose from repo.sc's list of packages: Touch Toolset - repo.sc
4) You add your personalized source ( get it from Touch Toolset - Your Repo Link ) to installer (and remove the 40 some sources we currently track)
5) Your installer shows only the packages you selected, and you load 40 some lesser sources, making installer run quickly
6) Because repo.sc's installer runs every 10 minutes, and checks selected sources (it spreads out the 40 some sources over an hour period), your personalized source will also be updated when new packages are made available; see: Touch Toolset - repo.sc - Recently Updated Packages
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sorry, my eye skip #4, hehehehe

so I edit->add <my repo link> to the installer source, when I refresh the installer,
it will pull the information from repo.sc and if there is any update,
will it update for me automatically or can I have the option to choose to update or not?

I will try anything that will help the installer refresh faster.

Thanks,

Yep, choose what you want / need (in most case this is lesser than 100 packages, but in some cases, people want stuff they don't use, so its a bit more.), and then add the repo to your installer. You can rid the other repositories (check the ones we're tracking in the other sticky) as you no longer need them. Repositry will work almost exactly as if you have the original repository, with the down side of:
1) Packages will be approximately 1 hour slower than the original repository
2) New packages doesn't appear automatically... not an issue, subscribe to RSS feed and you know when they come up, pop here (or some time down the road, web app), and add it.

You still have the option to choose whether or not to update via installer. That's something you must do yourself (unless there's a malicious package that updates other packages for you... wait, malicious? *shrugs*).

you add what where?

You add your personalized source link, with only your selected packages.
For more detail on how this works, please check out this neat video our members have created for us: YouTube - QUICK ALL SOURCES IN ONE - iPhone/iPod Touch: TOUCH TOOLSET

Erm, here's a really nooby question. How do you add packages???