Scenario:
- Knoppix HD-installed PC at home, other at work
- broadband at work only
- Weekly Debian sarge ISO updates by jigdo-lite
- tired of re-mastering them each time on CD-RWs, bought an USB 2.0 external HDD, works fine
Result:
- copy ISO onto home PC hard disk
- mount them as /mnt/1, /mnt/2, and so on (defined mount points in /etc/fstab)
- "acquire" them with apt-cdrom -d /mnt/xy
- update apt repository with apt-get -u update
This way, when I want to install or upgrade a package, I can obtain it directly from ISOs. The only issue is, when I use apt-get -u install whatthehell, it keeps on asking from CD-ROM, so I have to manually mount corresponding ISO as /cdrom. Faster than using CDs, but still a bit annoying.
Anybody got an idea to tell apt-get to use pre-defined "/etc/fstab"'s /mnt/xy instead?
TnX.
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