Fedora-20-i386-DVD.iso contents?

[RublaCava]

Can some one post the contents of Fedora-20-i386-DVD.iso
It shows the folders here but doesn't show to files in the base iso directory:
http://mirror.umd.edu/fedora/linux/r...edora/i386/os/

[nonamedotc]

May I ask what you are trying to find here?

Perhaps the easiest way is to mount the DVD and looking at the contents .... ?

[RublaCava]

Sorry for not including more back story. What happened was I was transferring the ISO to a flash drive in windows and since fat32 has a 4gb file size limit I has to extract it to the [verbatim] flash drive. I was looking at the files on the drive in PCManFM and I somehow accidentally moved the files to another folder (in the drive, than couldn't undo the move).

cd /run/media/user/16gb/
ls

LiveOS
Packages
images
isolinux
repodata
repoview
[There was like 5 other files here that got moved]


The ISO is gone now and I am hoping I could get the other files so I don't have to redownload it.

[kurtdriver]

Try

yum list available

Download individual packages with

yumdownloader packagename

The install of the OS onto the usb key worked?

Whoops! I just reread yoursecond post. Is it some of the directories you need?

[Ayleid]

if you know the names of that missing files you could locate them with:

locate filename

[RublaCava]

if you know the names of that missing files you could locate them with:

locate filename

I don't know the filenames

[sea]

You dont download the folder and files from that remote location.
Those are 'libraries' for network installs. (technical term incorrect)

You're supposed to download (the iso) here: http://mirror.umd.edu/fedora/linux/r...dora/i386/iso/
no from: http://mirror.umd.edu/fedora/linux/r...edora/i386/os/

hth

[weitjong]

You can mount the iso file as loop device. After mounting it, you can list its content to, err, your heart's content.
I could not ever remember the exact steps myself each time I want to do so, but google is our friend. Keyword: "Linux iso loop".

HTH.

EDIT: just notice this thread is rather stale by now

[Ayleid]

You can mount the iso file as loop device. After mounting it, you can list its content to, err, your heart's content.
I could not ever remember the exact steps myself each time I want to do so, but google is our friend. Keyword: "Linux iso loop".

HTH.

EDIT: just notice this thread is rather stale by now

iso loop, i think that is going like this:

 sudo mount -o loop FILE.ISO MOUNT_POINT

and MOUNT_POINT is where do you want to mount ISO file it can be /mnt/ for example.