(Just passing throgh, so please CC: fubarbaz@xxxxxxxxxxx)
As a matter of course, I keep the Woody ISO9660 images on my hard
disk. Back when I set up this machine, I couldn't work out how to add
respositories on loopback filesystems to apt, so in order to use them
I had to `extract' the images to the hard disk.
So basically what I want is for APT, using /etc/fstab, to
transparently (un)mount the loopback images, so I can work directly
with .iso images.
(I can't mount them all at once (at boot), because I run out of lo devices.)
Is there a way to trick e.g. apt-cdrom into doing this?
-trent
ps: do file:// uri's get cached in /var/lib/apt/cache?
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