Linux uses ISO image as Yum installation source

One, attach the ISO image to the CD/DVD drive

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Second, re-boot into the system

1. To see if the mount succeeds, if it contains/dev/cdrom, the Mount succeeds

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2. Create mount directory:/mnt/cdrom/and mount it to the current directory

Mkdir/mnt/cdrom/mount-t Iso9660-r/dev/cdrom/mnt/cdrom

Note: where-t iso9660 indicates that the file format is ISO standard,-R indicates read-only mode,/dev/cdrom is the optical drive device, and/mnt/cdrom is a custom directory.

ls/mnt/cdrom/

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You can see the files inside the ISO

3. Configure the Yum source

Back up the files in the/etc/yum.repos.d/, recreate a Iso.repo file,

Vi/etc/yum.repos.d/iso.repo

and write the following content

[Public_ol6_latest] #可改变name =oracle linux-base #可改变baseurl =file:///mnt/cdrom/gpgkey=file:///mnt/cdrom/ Rpm-gpg-key-oraclegpgcheck=1enabled=1

Save,

Final execution

Yum Repolist

To see if it was successful. Then you can indulge in yum install!

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Linux uses ISO image as Yum installation source