> Is there any limit to what you can do with the post-install portion of > your ks.cfg? It depends on what kind of install you are doing, and which distribution you are using. If you are doing a network install (bootnet.img), you can connect to the internet, mount nfs partitions, etc. If not, the network drivers aren't loader, which make it much more difficult to get to the net. You also must remember that the %post is normally in a chroot environment. With Redhat 7.1 (and possibly 7.0), you can specify both a %post, and a %post --nochroot, so that you get the best of both environments. However, I could never get this kind of thing to work in Redhat 6.2. Did you have something in mind? Forrest
