Hello folks,

I intend to install Dragora onto an old laptop I intend to get soon. Being
from 1996, the laptop has no USB ports and only contains a CD-ROM drive.

However, doing some testing in a virtual machine to test the distro for the
laptop's hardware revealed a problem. After partitioning the disk, then
running the dragora-install program, it prompted me to insert the source
media containing the packages. However, I could not normally eject the boot
disc from the virtual machine. Even when I forced it to, and then put in
the package disc, it didn't work. I kept getting various errors, such as
that the program could not find the source for the new disc, or that it had
tried to load files on the boot CD that could not be found because it
wasn't there.

I also tried this on real hardware using a 2009 netbook, without using the
USB ports for the packages, but got the same result.

Am I missing something? Or is there another method of loading the packages
that I'm not aware of?

Any possible solutions would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Thomas

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