From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 Galeon/1.2.5 (X11; Linux i686; U;) Gecko/0 Description of problem: Installing packages which exist on multiple CDs fails and requires restarting the tool several times while CDs are exchanged. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: I tried to install Galeon, Balsa, and Quanta and remove Emacs. Galeon was on the first CD and the latter were on the third CD. The first time it removed Emacs, then tried to install Galeon. It prompted me for the CD, but when I put it in, it kept telling me that it can't find the CD. The dialog box had an empty string for the label of the CD, but it did say disc 2. Autofs kicked in and a Nautilus window appeared, but retrying the install kept returning the error. I restarted the tool and Emacs was uninstalled. However, none of my new packages were installed. Disc 2 was still loaded and this time the installer found Galeon and installed it. Then it tried to install Balsa and Quanta from disc 3, but the same thing happened (I had to manually unmount disc 2 because the CD-ROM eject button would not work). This time it tried to load "" disc 3 (again no label) and failed. Once again I restart the tool and Galeon is installed. I select Balsa and Quanta after making sure that autofs has loaded disc 3 properly. The install finishes. Expected Results: Something (autofs, or redhat-config-packages) needs to handle the swapping of CDs better. Additional info:
I can confirm this for Red Hat null. The exact same thing happens on my workstation. /Richard
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 72086 ***