> The issue that I'm running in to is that Anaconda appears to be looking
> for a folder ("disc1") that is not in my installation tree and trying to
> download two files (product.img and updates.img) which are not located
> anywhere on my filesystem.
>
> To create the installation tree, I downloaded the Centos 5.5 DVD,
> mounted it using "-o loop" and copied the content into the relevant
> directory.
>
> I assume that the rest of the install tree is correct as Anaconda is
> able to start and to download minstg2.img from the tree.
>
> The entries in the Anaconda log match those in the webserver log - it'[s
> a simple 404.
Just so you have some context as to what's going wrong, the repo
metadata on the CD/DVD has special URLs that point into the images. The
repo metadata on network installs (and all other installs) do not. This
is the media://<some giant ID>#<disc num> stuff.
So yeah, running createrepo is the right thing to do.
- Chris
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