Fedora8 configuration install software from the CD

The yum source of Fedora is too slow and often cannot be connected. The ability to use the existing installation disk is also a good choice. The following method can be used. 1. mount the Fedora8 CD or ISO file to the file system. Suppose we mount the disc to/mnt/cdrom and enter mkdir/mnt/cdrommount/dev/cdrom/mnt/cdrom in the command line to create a/mnt/cdrom

The yum source of Fedora is too slow and often cannot be connected. The ability to use the existing installation disk is also a good choice.

The following method can be used.

1. mount the Fedora 8 disc or ISO file to the file system. Suppose we mount the disc to/mnt/cdrom and input the following command in the command line: run the mkdir/mnt/cdrom mount/dev/cdrom/mnt/cdrom command line 1st to create a/mnt/cdrom folder. The second line will mount the optical drive to this folder. Some Optical drives are DVDs and can run mount/dev/dvd/mnt/cdrom.

2. Modify the yum. conf file. Open/etc/yum in a text editor. conf file. Add the following content after the file: [ISO] name = iso baseurl = file: // mnt/cdrom gpgcheck = 0.

3. Test. Enter system-config-packages in the command line. If the package is correct, a software package management interface is displayed. If an error occurs, an error box is displayed. Click Manage Repository to enter Repository Manager. Only an ISO check is left in the list, and then close the window to test the function.

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