OK! Now were cookin'! I was able to use the genhdlist from the anaconda-runtime (Disc 2) and create the new hdlist files that are needed to create a single CD. I had to use the --nodeps option when installing it, otherwise I would have to load the anaconda source and a bunch of other libraries. I don't belive this caused too much trouble. here is the genhdlist command I used: genhdlist <place where rpms were stored> I also had to edit the comps file to not have any of the other entries. So the only entry I had in my comps file is Base. I removed most of the entries from Base. I put some entries back into base because I was having trouble during the install and it was failing while reading the comps file. I believe it had to do with having the extra entries in comps, but someone who understands this will have to explain. Mike Michael Barsalou barjunk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
