Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (77 mails)

[Chema Ollés <jmolles@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Marcel Hilzinger escribió:
> If the ISOs are on the same PC, you can even go without NFS-Server. Start the 
> installation from the first CD (you can take alpha1 CD). Bevor performing the 
> real installation switch with Alt-F2 to console and create a directory for 
> the loop-mount of CD1
> 
> mkdir /CD1
> 
> make a directory for the partition, where the ISOs are and loopmount it
> 
> mkdir /isos
> 
> mount -o loop /isos/SUSE.... /CD1
> 
> eject the CD and switch to the Installation (Alt-F1/F7?). YaST will now 
> complain, that there is no CD in the drive. Mark the option 'Show details' 
> and change the URL to
> 
> dir:///CD1
> 
> After reboot, you have to do the same for CD2, CD3, CD4 and CD5. It sounds 
> more complex, than it really is and installation is very fast this way.
Hi Marcel
Yes,i seems more complex.I really think about something like this:
1- mount dvd
2- add this dir on yast-source (installation-source)
and 3- update from yast (System Update)
Is it posssible?
Cheers
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Chema Ollés
Usuario Linux: #198057
Linux 2.6.14-rc3-g82984114 #1 SMP Sat Oct 8 15:39:19 CEST 2005 i686
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