"Taylor, ForrestX" <forrestx.taylor@xxxxxxxxx>@redhat.com on 07/19/2001 03:20:51 PM Please respond to kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx Sent by: kickstart-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx To: "'kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx'" <kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx> cc: Subject: RE: Problems partitioning 2 hard drives in the ks.cfg file Looking back at your old mail, you used the format: part /boot --size 16 --onpart hda1 part swap --size 512 --onpart hda2 part /usr --size 1000 --grow --maxsize 2000 --onpart hda5 part /usr/local --size 1000 --grow --maxsize 2000 --onpart hda6 If the partitions are pre-existing, don't put --size, --grow, or --maxsize. Also, don't use clearpart. You should be able to do: part /boot --onpart hda1 part swap --onpart hda2 part /usr --onpart hda5 part /usr/local --onpart hda6 etc. I know that several people have used the %pre section to partition their disk before the installation starts, and then use --onpart to put the partitions in place, so I think that the above will work. Forrest Forrest, The current system does have pre-existing partitions so I tried as you suggested above and received errors. I saved them to a disk and attached the file called anacdump.txt below. What do I do if I want to wipe out everything (whether it be windows or existing linux partitions) and repartition the drive? (See attached file: anacdump.txt) _______________________________________________ Kickstart-list mailing list Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
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