Kickstart Problem with Red Hat 7.0

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Check your permissions on the various executables in your image on the
NFS server.

This sounds familiar.  I had ftp'd my source in place and none of the
files had the execute permission set as a result.  Look for the various
bin or sbin directories and verify those first.  If there are others,
the error messages should point to the offending file.  It's been a
while since I did this and forget the exact details here.

Regards,

Edwin
-- 

<=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+>
Edwin Whitelaw
Principal Engineer - Networking/Development
General Dynamics Advanced Technology Systems
(336) 698-8396 (Office)





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