On Mon Jun 24 2002 at 08:13, eksolo@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > <html><div style='background-color:'><DIV></DIV> > <DIV></DIV> (please use text/plain only for email to mailing lists) > I have distributions made ready on my harddisk, I want to test the > anaconda installer in it. /mydistribution/cd1 in which all stuff > like redhat 7.3 cd1, and cd1.iso made from it. So how to test my > own anaconda, not /usr/lib/anaconda? Test it "for real"... boot it up and do an installation from it, that would be the acid test. If you don't have another box to do it on, then do it on your own workstation... search for "user mode linux" at google and follow the links (home page is http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/). UML will allow you to run a virtual (linux) computer within your own (very cool). I've never used it myself, but it should be very useful for crash-testing customised installers in a protected environment. Cheers Tony
