On Tue, Jan 10, 2006 at 08:41:09PM -0500, Alexey Zilber wrote: > I haven't done it in years, but if memory serves me right the > updates.img is a cpio format, compressed file-system. I don't > remember what filesystem though, but I don't think it's either dos or > ext-2. Hope this was enough of a hint. updates.img needs to be a mountable filesystem image. ext2, vfat, or cramfs should work. The problem here is that you can't add drivers via updates.img. updates.img is for anaconda code updates. You need to create a driver disk image in order to add additional modules without having to unroll the initrd. Once you have created a driver disk (look at http://people.redhat.com/linville/ddiskit/ http://www.cpqlinux.com/rhdiskmod.html for help here), you need to load it from a floppy (boot into the installer with "linux dd"), include it in the initrd image at /dd.img, or place it on a http, ftp, or nfs server and boot anaconda with "linux dd=http://path/to/dd.img"; Hope this helps. Cheers, Matt -- Matt Wilson rPath, Inc. msw@xxxxxxxxx
