Brian C. Lane wrote:
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 09:42:48PM -0500, David A. Marlin wrote:
So while we find a solution to the underlying issue, is it possible
to force the installer to use dhclient, or some other
non-NetworkManager method to start networking? Since I was able to
ssh in to the system, I have to assume 'something' other than
NetworkManager is starting networking.
No, NetworkManager is the only option.
Then I fear we may be stuck until we find a solution to the issue
preventing NetworkManager from starting. We are currently working on
this issue.
Have you tried removing cmdline
from the ks to see what it does?
I have now. :)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
No Network Available
Some of your software repositories require networking, but
there was an error enabling the network on your system.
Exit installer
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I think this just confirms that we are not missing network options in
the kickstart, but hitting a known issue on this system (kernel).
On a positive note, the text dialogs all seemed to work well over the
serial console up to this point.
Thank you for your help,
d.marlin
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