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Solved: Error installing redhat 9.0 on VMware

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24-Jun-2006, 10:25 AM #1
Solved: Error installing redhat 9.0 on VMware
when i try to install redhat 9.0 on vmware , during 3rd cd it stops detecting rsh rpm ... this kind of error also comes during CD-2 , but that i managed by first clicking with no CD in CD-ROM . this method didnt worked in CD 3 ....when i ejected CD once and reinstered in my laptop ,error came : "AN ERROR OCCURED UNMOUNTING THE CD, PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE NOT ACCESSING /mnt/source from the shell on tty2 and then click ok to retry." can anyone help me how to solve it ?? i will be thankful alot
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25-Jun-2006, 10:30 AM #2
hey , i managed to solve it . same thing worked ...for 3rd CD also , i first inserted no CDROM , and after error , oroginal CD ....also i named CDROM drive to the specific letter , instead of auto-detect.
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