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It's the same thing. You are thinking inside windows. That is not how linux or unix thinks. Everything is a directory. It does not give one drop a shit what somebody else calls it. It's a directory in linux.
Let me explain what I'm trying to do. I've successfully installed RHEL 4 AS. Now that I want to install additional components.. such as KDE Desktop within the Add/Remove Applications program, it asks me for RHEL CD 1 - 4. I have no control over where to point the Source is, it just asks me for CD 1 - 4. I've also successfully mounted the ISO image, but the Add/Remove Applications program still asks me for the CD, it doesn't look for the mounted ISO image directory. Is there a way to make RHEL look at the mounted directory instead of /dev/cdrom ?
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