We were able to make use of the rh7.1 installer with rh6.2 by removing all the rh7.1 rpms and replacing them with rh6.2 rpms. Of course the comps list needs to be replaced as well. Btw, xinetd is not that big a change; incorporating it in your release should be easy; although if you do what I said and replace the rh7.1 rpms with rh6.2 you don't need to worry about xinetd. Mike Jeff CTR Vandenbussche (Jeff.CTR.Vandenbussche@xxxxxxxxxx) said: > My boss threw my coworker and me a curve ball this week. We had a 6.2 > kickstart CD and install package all set, tested and ready to go. > Unfortunately he changed the box on us and now the install dies right > away. It looks like it doesn't recognize the SCSI drive. > > We just tried a stock RH 7.1 CD and the install works, unfortunately > we don't have time to work in the changes between 6.2 and 7.1 (xinetd, > etc). I'm not even sure what other changes would have to be made. > > Is there an easy way to take the kernel/drivers(2.4.XXX) from the 7.1 > CD and work them into our CD? > > Any advice/help would be greatly appreciated. We were supposed to > have this project completed by the end of this week! > > Jeff > > > > _______________________________________________ > Kickstart-list mailing list > Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
