Jeremy Katz wrote:
> On Mon, 2007-07-30 at 19:40 -0500, Jerry Vonau wrote:
>> Yes, there is a kernel installed, a stock f7, off-the-net live image was
>> used. Think I found the issue, in kernelVersionList
>> ts = rpm.TransactionSet() is looking at the running system and not at
>> the newly installed image. Changing that line to
>> ts = rpm.TransactionSet("/mnt/sysimage") results in a db version
>> mismatch error when run from the "normal" installer but not when run
>> from the livecd, but if I do a "rm -f /mnt/sysimage/var/lib/rpm/__db.*"
>> before calling kernelVersionList, in the installer, I get a new initrd,
>> grub.conf, it all works. :-)
>>
>> I'm just not sure why there is the db version mis-match between the
>> livecd and the "normal" installer. I'll leave that for another time to
>> figure out.
>
> Aha, that makes sense. We definitely should be checking in the chroot.
> And due to rpm sillies, blowing the db environment away is likely
> needed. Fixed up in anaconda CVS to do both
>From CVS:
def kernelVersionList(self, rootPath = "/"):
versions = []
# FIXME: we should understand more types of kernel versions and not
# be tied to rpm...
import rpm
ts = rpm.TransactionSet(rootPath)
Would not defining rootPath to be "/" be the same as leaving
TransactionSet() undefined, as the default is to use "/" anyway?
This fails for me, the rootPath needs to be "/mnt/sysimage" as that is
where the install target is mounted at that point in the install.
Jerry
