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Gah. I installed Mandrake off of the first of the three disks, but I know that there are other programs on the other two. How do you go about setting up the Mandrake Installer thing to read the cd's (source)? Thanks for the info.
They should already be added, but you can add sources through the mandrake control center. Go to "Software Management" then to the software sources manager and add there.
Also, you might have a read here for using urpmi in console.
what went wrong? You couldn't add the CDs as sources? There is actually funny about the adding the CDs manually. Open a terminal window, become root. Put in the second CD and do
this should do the trick. BTW, CD2 and CD3 are just names of the sources. You can change it to anything you like. Also, take a look at the urpmi related man pages. It's very useful. The graphical tool has a few glitches.
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