I have a heavily customised installation (lots of locally built rpms) that i'm trying to install from kickstart and nfs. If I use a netinst cdrom and pass the nfs location of the kickstart file without using dhcp then this all works well. But If I use pxe/dhcp/tftp instead, it gives me the "retrieving installation repo" message and then complains about missing packages and installation groups. If I switch the VT2 I can see that on the working installation I have the remote nfs directory mounted on /mnt/source. However on the PXE installation, this directory is mounted on /mnt/isodir and /dev/loop1 is mounted on /mnt/source. This latter contains a completely different set of packages. This is completely repeatable - if I comment out the dhcpd.conf entry and restart dhcpd everything works. If I leave it in (even when booting from the cdrom) then it always fails I'm seeing this from a vmware client, but I also see the PXE error from a real laptop. How do I stop this happening? I don't have a any repo= lines in the ks.cfg or on the kernel command line. The ks.cfg has the following to specify the installation media: nfs --server 192.168.6.7 --dir /data/distros/f13/cdrom Any help will be appreciated. Regards, Chris -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
