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apt-cdrom and cdrom mount point
I have changed my cdrom mount point from /cdrom to /mnt/cdrom in my debian box.
But this time apt started to cannot find /cdrom, but I definde /mnt/cdrom in /etc/fstab Then I learnt that I have to use such a param. with apt-cdrom to change the cdrom devices mount point $ apt-cdrom -d=/mnt/cdrom I used that but nothing changed, what should i do now... |
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i don´t know what this apt-cdrom is, but one guess:
-d could be --device, right? so you have to pass /dev/cdrom, not /cdrom. if this assumption is wrong, i have a workaround for you: rmdir /cdrom ln -s /mnt/cdrom /cdrom this makes a link "/cdrom" that points to the directory "/mnt/cdrom" ![]()
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Did you use the 'add' command when you ran apt-cdrom?
Code:
$ apt-cdrom -d=/mnt/cdrom add jaa |
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thx so much
thanks all
$ apt-cdrom -d=/mnt/cdrom add command worked ;) also i didn't need to re-edit /etc/apt/sources.list to remove old cdrom sources =) thx debian too |
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