To install a program product from CD to AFS,

1) Mount the cd.
   - Put the cd in the drive.
   - If the /cd file system isn't there,
       crfs -v cdrfs -p ro -dcd0 -m/cd -Ano
       mount -v cdrfs -r /dev/cd0 /cd

2) Make the directory in /afs/alm/common/inst.images.
   - If the program product is big enough, make a
     separate AFS volume and put the mount under
     /afs/alm/common/inst.images somewhere.
     Call the AFS volume either common.images.something
     or dept.ais.something.
       vos create server-name partition-letter new-volume-name
       fs mkm /afs/alm/common/inst.images/new-program-product new-volume-name
       fs sq /afs/alm/common/inst.images/new-program-product desired-quota
   - If the program product is small, just make another
     directory under /afs/alm/common/inst.images
       mkdir /afs/alm/common/inst.images/new-program-product

3) As root(!), copy everything over.
     cp -pR /cd/* /afs/alm/common/inst.images/new-program-product
   (This copy command *does* pick up the .toc file.)

4) Check the permissions on each directory to insure anybody can
   read it (system:anyuser rl).
     fs lq /afs/alm/common/inst.images/new-program-product
   Since the permissions on /afs/alm/common/inst.images already
   includes system:anyuser rl, this shouldn't be a problem.