> Hi, > > I posted the message below on linux.redhat.install a couple days > ago but got no response. Can anyone help me on this? > Hi, I am trying to test using Kickstart with RedHat 7.1 on a Compaq system with a SMART RAID controller (cpqarray). I am trying unsuccessfully to get kickstart to work with this partition config: part / --size 250 --asprimary --ondisk ida/c0d0 part /usr --size 3500 --ondisk ida/c0d0 part swap --size 1500 --ondisk ida/c0d0 part /var --size 300 --ondisk ida/c0d0 part /tmp --size 200 --ondisk ida/c0d0 But this works: part / --size 250 --asprimary part /usr --size 3500 part swap --size 1500 part /var --size 300 part /tmp --size 200 This disk is big enough (6GB) and previously has been installed manually with the same configuration. I need to use the '--ondisk' option because otherwise the partitions are created on c0d2, which is not what I need. I've seen a workaround of creating partions 1st in the %pre stage and then using '--onpart', but then I get to script fdisk, which I shouldn't need to do :) I am also wondering if I will see the same issue on the the "cciss" controllers, and if so, is there a fix for those? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Kevin _____________ Kevin Collins cokm@xxxxxxxxxxx 925.827.6234
