On Jul 08 2002, Colin Foran wrote:
> > Anyway, if you want to check what the problem may be, you
> > might like to generate an image of the CD on disk, mount that
> > image and then try to install from there.
>
> I tried it, but i got both a SCSI cd error, and a cd i/o error.
> Could this be both a bad cd and a bad driver?
I'd say so. Anyway, you could probably update your
sources.list with the lines corresponding to the release of
the CD you have "apt-get update" and do something like:
# cp `find /cdrom -file f -name deb` /var/cache/apt/archives/
You might like to copy the files to another place first (say,
/tmp), just to make sure that everything is ok. You might also
want to check the deb's md5sums before even doing anything
like above, to discard the debs that are defective.
I hope that you have a minimal net connection for updating the
list of packages after changing your sources.list file.
Now, if the problem is in a directory area of the CD, hummm...
The best solution I could think of would be to rsync-update
your image.
But I guess that this is getting too off-topic for d-powerpc.
:-(
Hope this helps, Roger...
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