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mount: /dev/cdrom: is not a valid block device

2003-05-03       - By Keith Mastin

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Hi Frank,

> Thanks Michael, Your instructions fixed the problem.
>
> Are the 7.2 upgrades available on a CD like a service pack?

No. Updates are time sensitive (they need to be out ASAP) and the Internet
is the best way to dispurse them when they're needed (right away).

> I seem to remember that the time estimate for downloading the upgrades
> over dial-up was 27 hours. I may be confusing this recollection with the
> 7.1 upgrade.

The time for the updates can be long, it might be something that you'll
want to set up a cron job for so your system can run up2date -u overnight.
Run up2date -configure first, so you can exclude unnecessary packages etc.

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Keith Mastin
BeechTree Information Technology Services Inc.
Toronto, Canada
(416)696 6070






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