On Mon, 2004-04-26 at 11:37, Paul Pianta wrote: > Chan, Dominic wrote: > > >For what ever reason, (it is what I am trying to fix), when I combine > >all 4 of my CD into one (adding the needed RPMS from CD2,3,and 4, into > >the first CD), the RPMS that get install doesn't match up with what my > >ks.cfg say. I did generate a hdlist before I make the new iso. I just > >learn how to generate a pkgfile to solve another possible problem. The > >only lose end I have yet is rather I need to update comps.xml (which > >seem a bit puzzling). From what I gather from your email, where I am > >using ks.cfg %package section to control what RPMS to install, I DO NOT > >need to edit my comps.xml. Can you please confirm this > > > > > Well I used to believe what I told you but you're starting to make me > doubt myself because of you problem. Are you running genhdlist a second > time after you run pkgorder? eg. > > /usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/genhdlist --withnumbers --productpath=Fedora > /data/Fedora-Test/i386 > > /usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/pkgorder /data/Fedora-Test/i386 i386 Fedora | > tee /data/Fedora-Test/pkgorder.txt > > /usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/genhdlist --withnumbers --productpath=Fedora > --fileorder /data/Fedora-Test/pkgorder.txt /data/Fedora-Test/i386 > > I don't know why but it seems that you have to run genhdlist twice ... You run genhdlist twice to get the package order from pkgorder.txt. That tells it which disc the packages are on. If you removed packages, you should remove them from the comps.xml. What are the errors/extra packages that you get when using your ks.cfg with your single-disc distro? Forrest
