Re: Minimal install and kickstart

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On Tue, 19 Aug 2003, M. H. wrote:

> Hi, I already asked this question in the Kickstart list, but nobody could 
> answer it.
> When manually doing a minimal install on RH9 you end up with about 500mb of 
> data.  When doing a minimal install using a kickstart file I end up with 
> about 800mb of data.  Anyone know where the extra rpms are coming from, and 
> does anyone have a kickstart.cfg file that would give me the same install as 
> a manual minimal install?  Thanks, Mark.

You should be able to figure out the different rpms by running "rpm -qa | 
sort".  You should be able to do this by jumping over to the shell after 
installing (but before rebooting), and chrooting into "/mnt/sysimage".

--Patrick.







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