There are 2 update-disk in redhat-updates/7.2/en/os/images/i386 update-disk-20011009.img update-disk-20020117.img but I am not sure I understand what to do with them and why there are no anaconda rpms updates for the same corrections. This is probably important only for network (NFS) installation. Here is what I understand: - Untill redhat 7.0, there was a RedHat/instimage tree that was used for network installation. update-disk were then used to patch that tree - Since redhat 7.1, this tree does not exists anymore and the anaconda-xxx.rpm are used instead (this is at least what I guessed). update-disk cannot patch anything but we should get rpms updates for the corresponding anaconda-xxx.rpm So I would expect some new anaconda-7.2 and anaconda-runtime-7.2 in the redhat-updates/7.2/en/os/i386 and there is none. Some other rpms too like parted-1.4.x should come with. What is the point that I miss. Of course, we don't want any user using his kickstart disket (each one is private, prepared by a web page for each pc) to have to insert a second one for patches when that could be so easely done on the server side. Did RedHat forgot to provide some new rpms for network installations? Could we get the new rpms for: anaconda-7.2 parted-1.4 as normal updates for redhat-updates/7.2? That would be great. Indeed, network installation is very nice as we can keep a complete structure with the latests rpms (being kickstart or manual) so that no update is needed just after installation. Anne -- Anne Possoz Service Informatique Central Tel : (41/21) 693.22.49 Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, 1015 Lausanne (Switzerland)
