On Mon Mar 19 2001 at 16:40, Song Wang wrote: Nobody else appears to have answered you by now, so here goes... > I'm sorry if this was asked before. It has in one form or another :-) > I tried to change 'comps' file in Redhat6.2. > For example, remove kuzdu package from 'Base' > group. When I use kickstart to install, I > got run time error from anaconda. Do I > need to do something whenever I change > the 'comps' file? BTW, if I don't change > comps file, kickstart installation is fine. > > Thanks in advance. RedHat/base/hdlist is the file that needs to be regenerated any time you change the contents of the RedHat/RPMS/ directory(ies). This file is a database generated by the genhdlist utility (which you'll now find in the anaconda package). However, if _all_ you changed was RedHat/base/comps (and the result was syntaticly and logically correct), then I would suspect that the error isn't related to that change. However, you don't desctibe what sort of runtime error message you are getting from the installer. Perhaps you are removing a package that the installer itself expects to be there for it to use? If this is the case, then simply rpm -e --nodeps any unwanted packages in the %post section. Cheers Tony
