Paliath Vivin Suresh-G3699C (G3699C@xxxxxxxxxxxx) said: > I'm still trying to make sense of anaconda's workings. I am running > RedHat 7 (the kernel version is 2.4.18). I tried to run anaconda in > test mode (I assume it's as simple as "anaconda --test"?). It failed > while trying to import some files. It was failing on isys. Did you build the isys module? > I fixed the paths and saw that it was still failing because isys was > trying to import kudzu, and kudzu wasn't there. So naturally, I tried > to install it - without any success. The RPM generates a spew of > dependency problems. Perhaps you should solve those first. > I tried to compile it from source, but the makefile says that it > cannot find "pci/pci.h". You need pciutils-devel installed. > In the offending files, there were two include statements. One that > included "pci/pci.h" and the other that included "pci.h". There was > a pci.h in the source directory so I commented out the lines that > said "pci/pci.h". Of course that will fail, you can't randomly delete include statements. They are two very separate files. Bill
