LINUX6 installation of the Yum warehouse and automatic boot mount

# LINUX6 installation of the Yum repository and automatic boot mount

---------------------------------Installation Environment-------------------------------

Redhat6 image file:

Link: Https://pan.baidu.com/s/1DKH6adbrsipM-cTzH-wBgA Baidu network disk password is HXCB

Vmware Workstation virtual Machine tools:

Link: Https://pan.baidu.com/s/1VvNR9Jh3FDXdcHIHNJ5qhQ Baidu network disk password: le9l

---------------------------------Operation Command---------------------------------

* *1. **

Confirm the environment and put the REDHAT6 image file in the virtual machine

* *2. * * Open LINUX6 terminal, enter command

ls/mnt/find an empty file directory

Mount/dev/sr0/mnt Use the Mount command to mount the SR0 CD drive to the empty file directory of MNT

Df–h so you can see if it hangs on a successful

Cd/etc/yum.repos.d/go to the configuration file in the Yum repository

LS to see if the default configuration template is left in this directory,

RM–RF * Some words will be deleted, convenient for our installation

LS Take a look again, do not proceed to the next step

* *3. **

Vim Abc.repo Modify the random name of the ABC file, the focus is that the type must be repo configuration file, enter in

Press I to enter input mode and enter the following information

Note: For the Mount Path, the first two//is a fixed notation, and the third/representative is the root directory.

Press ESC to exit to command mode when the input is complete.

Press: Enter the last line mode,

Input wq! Save exit

* *4. **

View Yum warehouse list by Yum list

A list of Yum warehouses appears to indicate successful installation.

-------------------------------------to automatically mount each boot---------------------

1.vim/etc/fstab fstab is a configuration file that implements auto mount

2. Press I to enter command mode and enter in the last line:

/dev/sr0/mnt iso9660 Defaults 0 0

3. The following is an explanation of the input information

4. Press ESC to exit to command mode when the input is complete.

Press: Enter the last line mode,

Input wq! Save exit

5.Mount–a automatically mounts based on fstab content of the configuration file

After--------------------the above steps, check the automatic mount condition------------------------

Init 6 Restart Linux

Df–h Viewing mount conditions

LINUX6 installation of the Yum warehouse and automatic boot mount