Hi All,
I'm building a custom CentOS distribution. I've followed the directions
on the anaconda-devel website at Fedora, plus am using Johnny Hughes'
build.sh script, and am having a strange problem.
The CD's build OK, and when I boot from them they skip the "test the MD5
sum" step, go to text mode, and request what language, keyboard, and
media I want. I answer CDROM, and get back "That is not a valid
CentOS-4 CDROM". Interestingly, if I put in a REAL CentOS-4 CDROM, hit
back, and try again, I get the same error.
I have checked - there is a .discinfo file on the disk, and it's
contents seem right.
I did notice that the isolinux directory does NOT get updated
stage2.img, or hdinst.img files, even though I'm running buildinstall.
Also, the boot.iso and bootdisk.img files disappear from the /images
directory.
I am assuming that I'm having an error with the buildinstall step,
though no errors are logged in the file. But I was under the impression
that buildinstall was supposed to rebuild the stage2.img. It does
appear to be rebuilding the vmlinuz kernel and the isolinux.bin files.
Any suggestions? I'm currently reading through upd-instroot script to
see if that shed's any light.
Thanks!
-Scott
