Hi folks,
This is a request that installation usb flash drives be treated in the
same way as installation discs.
Test installations with first two 32 bit DVDs and corresponding usb
sticks.
During the DVD installation. At "Configure Packet Manager" the option
"Scan extra discs" was offered. This option was skipped during the
flash drive installation.
After the initial reboot the DVD was recognised when extra software was
installed. The flash drive was not.
However, if /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/OOCDMountPoint was modified
from
Acquire::cdrom {
mount "/media/cdrom";
};
Dir::Media::MountPath "/media/cdrom";
To
Acquire::cdrom {
mount "/media/usb";
};
Dir::Media::MountPath "/media/usb";
Then the first flash drive was recognised for the installation
of new
software.
This also works with wheezy.
As expected, apt-cdrom add did not recognise the second flash drive.
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