On Mon, Jan 13, 2003 at 02:01:25AM +0530, Keith Fernandez wrote: > Hi All, > > I built my custom redHat CD, But I guess I did something wrong. > I got an error like KeyError:libstdc3.2 at the end of the dump > What does KeyError mean. > I can post the entire log of what anaconda throws up if need be. > I just thought I would ask the question of what KeyError: could mean. > > Regards, > Keith > -------- > Linux: because I want to get there today. Without rebooting. > -------- My guess: there's a Python dictionary somewhere. Something in anaconda is trying to find libstdc3.2 in that dictionary, using libstdc3.2 as a "key". Python dictionaries are roughly like arrays in other languages, except that they can take non-integer data types as indices, or "keys" as they are called in Python. Maybe libstdc3.2 is listed in, say, your %packages in kickstart, or in your hdlist, but the corresponding RPM isn't included on your CD? --Seth
