Not sure why you're going through all this, but I hope it's worth the effort :-). However, the message you're talking about comes from an invalid .discinfo file. I recall you're working with RH9, so your .discinfo file (on *each* CD) must follow the seven line format below: <timestamp> <Product name> <Arch> <Disc#> <BaseDir> <RPMDir> <PixmapDir> The most important one is the "Product name". It must match everywhere, because Anaconda uses this information to verify the CD. Generally, using the --release option to buildinstall will do the trick. Even if you'll have only one CD, run splitdistro also for sanity, make sure to use the same --release string. In your case, you also fudged with the 'RedHat' directory, so you need to fix BaseDir, RPMDir and PixmapDir. You need to do this on _ALL_ CDs, if you have more than one CD. Hope this helps, Ragho Quoting Alexander Rau <alex@xxxxxx>: > I have run my customized buildinstall script and tried running it. > > I get the message that my distro CD was not found in any of my CD-Rom > drives. I checked and re-checked but both .discinfo and .buildstamp (within > stage2.img) are present. > > Any other ideas? > > Thanks > > AR > > > _______________________________________________ > Anaconda-devel-list mailing list > Anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list >
