Hi, I have a problem with what I think is Anaconda. I created a DOS bootable Redhat DVD. It boots to DOS, loads CDROM driver, and executes autoboot.bat script located on the DVD file system to start Redhat Linux installation. Now, everything appears to work fine until Anaconda is trying to mount the DVD file system. After choosing "local CDROM" as the "Installation Method" I get an error: I could not find a Red Hat Linux Advanced Server CDROM in any of your CDROM drives. Please insert the Redhat CD and press "OK" to retry. Another thing I noticed is that on the F3 screen I get a message "trying to mount device hda" and nothing more. Every time I press "OK" at the error message it keeps on coming back with a fresh "trying to mount device hda" message. Now, before making this DVD I tried this process without combining both the boot disk and the Redhat DVD together and I did not any problems. So yesterday I went back to my custom DVD and attempted to start the installation via HTTP to get the shell prompt on F2. From the shell prompt I was able to successfully mount the DVD file system in /mnt/source directory. The only thin custom on this disk is the boot sector; otherwise the DVD file system is untouched. Can anyone give me an idea what is going on? Thanks in advance, Chris
