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I have set up an NFS server to do installs over the network but have a problem the installation dosn't complete, the error I get when its almost done down to the last 60 or 70 rpms, something like cannot open the XXXXX.rpm file may be corrupted, if this installation is from a cd then the media may be corrupted, some thing like that.

 

anyways I think perhaps has to do with way I set up the directory

3 CDs all in one Dir..... perhaps I need 3 directories? e.g.

#/etc/exports

/mnt/rhat 192.168.1.254(ro,sync)

 

when I created the dir rhat I copied the rpms in the directory as so

 

# mount /mnt/cdrom

# cp -var /mnt/cdrom/RedHat /mnt/rhat

then did this for each cd but put all in the same dir so of course I got this message

# warning TRANS.TBL already exists do you wish to overwrite?(y/n)

 

I typed n for no, but I'm thinking now that was it, so i'm wondering should I make 3 dirs inside the rhat dir e.g. disc1, disc2, disc3 and if so would the installation program descend into each directory? or do I need to make symbolic links? :?

 

any help would be greatly appreciated

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Did you check the most obvious? The corruptness of any of the rpm packages (*just* check the md5sum)

 

in case you don't know how, run for each MD5SUMs file: 'md5sum -c MD5SUM_FILE | grep -v OK' in the directory with the rpms. That should tell you if you have any corrupted package

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Guest tezca

I redid the install tree as I did the first time, this time saying YES to overwrite TRANS.TBL and it worked :twisted:

 

so I guess that was it :idea:

 

thanks anyways

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