>>>>> "SS" == Stephen Shirley <diamond at skynet.ie> writes:
SS> Mornin', Well I bit the bullet this morning and installed
SS> debian, and I must say, so for I like it. Anyway, I wanted to
SS> change the cdrom mount point from being /cdrom to
SS> /mnt/cdrom. I changed the fstab fine, but ym problem is that
SS> apt still expects to find the cdrom at /cdrom. I've looked in
SS> all the config file i can find, but no where does it seem to
SS> reference /cdrom. any pointers?
Adding :
Acquire::cdrom::mount "/mnt/cdrom";
to /etc/apt/apt.conf should do it. I have't tried this, mind you.
In general, where you see a mention in a manpage of a "Configuration
Item", it is entries such as the above that are being described. See
apt.conf(5) for more. Each apt utility's configuration items are
described in its individual manpage: apt-cdrom(8) in this case.
The reason Debian uses /cdrom is that the FHS, which Debian tries to
adhere to, specifies that /mnt itself is to be used as a mount point.
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