failed to install rpm packages by Package Management with ISO file.

[Tom]

Hello,

    I have a problem when i install rpm packages in xwindow.
    
    I want to install some other rpm packages contained in Red Hat Enterprise AS3 install media, after I installed OS.

    For some reasons I have to use ISO files of Red Hat Enterprise AS3. The steps are as follows:
    1. I suceessfully created ISO files with mkisofs command.
    2. mount /tmp/Disk4.iso /mnt/cdrom
    3. I can change directory into /mnt/cdrom/RedHat/RPMS/ and list rpm files. I can install these rpm files with rpm -ivh filename.rpm command.
    4. But when I logged into xwindow, and start Package Management application. I mounted the right iso file and chose some uninstalled packages to update. There popped a error meassage: Unable to access disk. I checked the /mnt/cdrom and the mounted file. It's ok! And I can install the rpm package by double clicking the rpm files in Konqueror of xwindow. 


    I cannot figure out why I failed to install rpm packages by Package Management with ISO Install File. Any suggestion will be helpful.


Tom.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Yazan Al-Sheyyab 
  To: Redhat-install-list at redhat.com 
  Cc: Zuheir Qulaghassi ; bashars at ccs.com.jo 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 5:02 PM
  Subject: need a technical solution please .


  Hello ,

   i have a problem when making the ( pool_tool -c system.pool ) command

    the system.pool file is a file i build myself and related to a partition created from LVM (logical)
   and i have 15 file like it.
     
    what is the problem here and how can i solve it and result to a pool written to the /dev/pool.

     it write to me that it is unable to open the whole partitions created by lvm from (lvma-...lvmo)
   each time i use this command.

     and after that i cannot assemble them too.

     Please any help solving this problem.



  Regards
  -------------------------------------------------

  YAZAN.


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